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It has been ten years since David Bowie died, leaving behind a final album, Blackstar, that felt less like a goodbye and more like a riddle. In the decade since, the industry of “Bowieology” has only accelerated, with exhibitions, documentaries, and archives attempting to pin down the man who made a career out of being unpinnable. In this week’s podcast, I sat down with author Alexander Larman to discuss his new book, Lazarus. Unlike the countless cradle-to-grave biographies that fixate on the glam rock explosion of the 1970s, Larman focuses on the second half of Bowie’s life—a period often dismissed as a…
