After three years, Bowie accomplished his first real American hybrid accomplishment with the No. 1 single ‘Fame’ off the main 10 album Young Americans, then took after with the 1976 cutting edge workmanship rock LP Station to Station, which made it to No. 3 on the outlines and included main 10 hit ‘Golden Years.'

He played saxophone and began a pantomime organization, and after stretches in a few groups he marked with Mercury Records, which in 1969 discharged his collection Man of Words, Man of Music, which included 'Space Oddity,' a strong song around a space explorer, Major Tom, spiraling crazy.

With his diverse hued eyes (the aftereffect of a schoolyard battle) and needlelike casing, Bowie was a characteristic to segue from music into inquisitive motion picture parts, and he featured as an outsider looking for help for his withering planet in Nicolas Roeg's strange The Man Who Fell to Earth (1976). Commentators later hailed his three-month Broadway spell as the distorted lead in 1980's The Elephant Man.

Bowie as of late opened the rock musical Lazarus in New York City, in which he returns to the character he played in The Man Who Fell to Earth. The undertaking — taking into account American essayist Walter Tevis' 1963 science fiction novel, coordinated by Ivo van Hove and featuring Michael C. Corridor — was started by Bowie, who has since a long time ago sustained the thought of an arrival to the character he played onscreen.

Bowie was generally peaceful between the years of 2005 and 2012, reemerging in 2013 with the collection The Next Day. Its landing was met with an online networking firestorm which launches it to No. 2 on the Billboard 200, his most elevated outlining album ever.

Bowie came back to a performance vocation with 1993's Black Tie White Noise, which saw him come back to work with his Spider From guitarist Mick Ronson and visited with Nine Inch Nails as his opening demonstration. He came back to the studio in 1996 to record the techno-affected Earthling. Two more collections, 1999's hours … and 2002's Heathen, took after.

Bowie additionally delivered albums for, among others, Iggy Pop, Lou Reed and The Stooges and Moot the Hoople, for which he composed ‘All the Young Dudes.’ He earned a lifetime accomplishment Grammy Award in 2006 however never performed in front of an audience again.

Bowie changed apparatuses in 1975. Getting to be fixated on the move/funk hints of Philadelphia, his self-announced imbued Young Americans topped at No. 9 with the single ‘Popularity,’ which he co-composed with John Lennon and guitarist Carlos Alomar.

In 1980, Bowie brought out Scary Monsters, which cast a gesture to the Major Tom character from ‘Space Oddity’. He took after with Tonight in 1984 and Never Let Me Down in 1987 and joint efforts with Queen, Tina Turner, Mick Jagger, The Pat Metheny Group and others. He framed the quartet Tin Machine, yet the band didn't earn much basic approval or business pick up with two albums.

His official facebook page reported about his death

“January 10 2016 - David Bowie died peacefully today surrounded by his family after a courageous 18 month battle with cancer. While many of you will share in this loss, we ask that you respect the family’s privacy during their time of grief.”