The singer’s death seems to bear lop Manhattan’s final link with its wild,creative past. But Bowie had come to love the city for the anonymity if gave himAn hour after the BBC alert at 2.05 am that David Bowie had died, a slender woman in a dark fur coat and heels swerved her car into the bike lane opposite the entrance to Bowie’s apartment block in unique York.
The woman, and who said her name was Kate,got out carrying a small candle, convenience-store flowers and a note that read: “Thank You David. May The Gods Bless Us All.” She arranged the items carefully. The candle kept blowing out in the wind. She turned to speak: “First Lou Reed, and now David Bowie. That’s really it for unique York. It’s over.”Continue reading...
Source: theguardian.com