David Bowie Low

摘要

Nineteen-seventy-six was a strange year for David Bowie. His album Station To Station was released in the January followed by a tour during which he unveiled his Thin White Duke persona. A return visit to the UK from his adoptive home of Los Angeles was blighted by his infamous - and since contested - 'Nazi salute' given from the back of an open-topped car at Victoria Station, while in interviews he had already called for a far right government to clean up society. He had a chronic cocaine habit and an interview with Russell Harty aired on London Weekend Television that year showed him to be remote and distracted. He had also become obsessed with occult matters and had begun drawing pentagrams on the floor for protection.