she named bob dylan, david bowie, and bob marley| dylan, david bowie, and bob marley who really influenced especially in those early years. find who really influenced her especially in those early years.— in those early years. and they are all --eole in those early years. and they are all peeple who. — in those early years. and they are all people who, like _ in those early years. and they are all people who, like her, - in those early years. and they are all people who, like her, could i all people who, like her, could interpret a song in a way that nobody else could, they were all people who poured their own spirit and life into the lyrics, even when they were covering somebody else's song, with "nothing compares two u", they are artists through and through who speak through their lyrics and speak truth to their lyrics. that's what she wanted to do as a protest singer but also as a singer of heartbreak and love. if singer but also as a singer of heartbreak and love.- heartbreak and love. if we think about her childhood _ heartbreak and love. if we think about her childhood and - heartbrea

i was a massive david bowie fan. his lyrics _ musical. i was a massive david bowie fan.ade things and everything meant that you could be different and you could be different and you could be different and you could be outside but he didn't have to be a victim to that, you could use all of that and you could use all of that and you could use all of that and you could be creative with it. it was cool, it was mature, it wasn't about pop, it wasn't about, and it was about being 0k about being outside. and about art. and about art, yes, next bit of the bowie story which is really brilliant, i was sitting in a lebanese restaurant 1970s or 1976 and someone went over the table and said i am very sorry to interrupt, my name is david and i want to say how much you love your work. i want to say how much you love yourwork. i i want to say how much you love your work. i looked up and david bowie is looking at me and i said, likewise. very cool! yes and we became friends. it was pretty wonderful and it was just amazing that this sort of like the only person i had ever a massive starst

i looked up and david bowie is looking at me and i said, "likewise. " very cool! very cool, yes.just amazing that this sort of, like, the only person i had ever been a massive starstruck fan of, i became friends with. that's what, you said, 1996, the year before the sensation exhibition at the royal academy, so he must have been in the know to know you. he knew my work... crosstalk. were you surprised? he'd seen my work in toronto, but also david knew everything. you know like the man who fell to earth, when he was watching all those tv screens and everything, he was really like that, he was into everything, he'd have hundreds of magazines, he'd be watching this, seeing that, he knew about everything contemporary happening, he was totally the person who had his finger on the pulse of everything. at that time i was on the cusp of, you know, being like an artist — if you were in the know, you'd know who i was, and he was totally in the know. did he give you advice about creativity or fame, dealing with fame? when he played in ireland and i went with him to see him play, he said, "t

yeah, i never really talk about my finger david bowie much because it always sounds a bit, you know,as just brilliant. just to me, it's just made sense that we were friends. itjust made sense. it is interesting _ friends. itjust made sense. it is interesting you _ friends. itjust made sense. it is interesting you say _ friends. itjust made sense. it is interesting you say about the cover of heroes or larger and opening your eyes to new art. did he continue to do that when you knew him? what eyes to new art. did he continue to do that when you knew him? what a treat do that when you knew him? what a great influence _ do that when you knew him? what a great influence on _ do that when you knew him? what a great influence on your _ do that when you knew him? what a great influence on your work? - do that when you knew him? what a great influence on your work? no, l do that when you knew him? what a great influence on your work? no, it was the other way around. he really loved my art and i really loved his music. this sounds silly. because i can't sing a word. i cant sing a note and he w

when david bowie did you did it, he looked great, you know? they used david know?ent of david bowie who's still that'd be great. still alive, that'd be great. but this just, you know, but this is just, you know, lumpy blokes, you they're lumpy blokes, you know, they're going stuff. going to pronounce and stuff. and decided like and i've decided i don't like it. going to move on it. okay, we're going to move on now himars. now to friday's time himars. >> to wait a bit >> mike, we have to wait a bit longer next of longer for the next series of stranger things. >> leo apparently so >> leo yeah, apparently so. so the actors and writers the hollywood actors and writers strike and the strike is kicking off and the cast have walked cast of oppenheimer have walked out premiere go and out of the premiere to go and write their picket signs. i doubt they're going write doubt they're going to write their signs themselves. their picket signs themselves. they're going to have people to do them. it's killian do that for them. it's killian murphy, damon murphy, emily blunt, matt d

and uh now he's traveling with his band hollywood vam pais and he's singing a cover version of david bowie'srojections i don't know that this is turning into huge yellow and blue flags . let's see. well, but ah, all the same, this is the whole scandal. although he admitted that it was fake, there were refutations , but still, it seems to me that he should pay attention to much more serious problems that can also be considered ours to a large extent the fact is that zhanna dbari is a film that well, as you already understand, it is not at the russian box office anymore, to put it mildly, it is normal, yes, but it is in the russian box office because , firstly, it was sold to the russians at cannes, and secondly, the executive producer of this of the film, a russian man who lives in russia, who is engaged in production and distribution, his name is konstantin yolkin, he manages the distribution company russion world vision, and actually he bought this film, or how does the scheme work ? yes, he bought executive producers. he bought many more and other films at the cannes film festival, and thi

i wanted to be like david bowley. —— david bowie. wanted to be like david bowley. -- david bowie-— wantedell. lewis capaldi gives me hope. it shows that normal people, quote unquote, if we want to use that normal time, but let's use it because it is a touchstone for us, but it shows normal people can be like that and lewis capaldi gives me great hope. be like that and lewis capaldi gives me great hope-— be like that and lewis capaldi gives me great hope. yeah, i find what you said suite me great hope. yeah, i find what you said quite moving. _ me great hope. yeah, i find what you said quite moving. i— me great hope. yeah, i find what you said quite moving. iwas— me great hope. yeah, i find what you said quite moving. i was thinking - said quite moving. i was thinking about the whole lewis capaldi thing. it's something i have been focusing on. what a brilliant role model he is. . on. what a brilliant role model he is. , , ., on. what a brilliant role model he is. . , . we on. what a brilliant role model he is-_ we can _ on. what a brilliant role model he is-_ we can go - on. what a brillia

when david bowie did you did it, he looked great, you know? they used david know?ent of david bowie who's still that'd be great. still alive, that'd be great. but this just, you know, but this is just, you know, lumpy blokes, you they're lumpy blokes, you know, they're going stuff. going to pronounce and stuff. and decided like and i've decided i don't like it. going to move on it. okay, we're going to move on now himars. now to friday's time himars. >> to wait a bit >> mike, we have to wait a bit longer next of longer for the next series of stranger things. >> leo apparently so >> leo yeah, apparently so. so the actors and writers the hollywood actors and writers strike and the strike is kicking off and the cast have walked cast of oppenheimer have walked out premiere go and out of the premiere to go and write their picket signs. i doubt they're going write doubt they're going to write their signs themselves. their picket signs themselves. they're going to have people to do them. it's killian do that for them. it's killian murphy, damon murphy, emily blunt, matt d

i like what david bowie said is, "i wanna be at the very very tippy of my toes, almost about to drownour most recent album, "freewheelin' woman," was released last year. you have already had a much longer career than many artists who emerged in the 90s. you've released 13 albums, written bestselling books, started companies, appeared on television programs. what is next for you in your creative journey? - i think the thing that i started out with of, i actually almost didn't sign my record deal when i got discovered, because i knew with my emotional baggage that if i ever got famous, that's a real recipe for being a statistic, for becoming a drug addict, for maybe not surviving. a lot of my counterparts in the 90s didn't survive. so the only reason i signed my record deal was because i made myself a promise that my nuer one job would be to learn about happiness. i actually wrote in my book, "i want to be a happy whole human, not a human full of holes." and that i needed to find a way to fill the holes i had not with applause and not with drugs, and that i had to have metrics and a rea

got to look back to david bowie for is that for somebody who is that versatile, keep on versatile, whoselves, keep on changing and keep changing her image and keep coming fantastic albums. changing her image and keep c mean, fantastic albums. changing her image and keep cmean, if fantastic albums. changing her image and keep cmean, if you fantastic albums. changing her image and keep cmean, if you looktastic albums. changing her image and keep cmean, if you look attic albums. changing her image and keep cmean, if you look at her lbums. changing her image and keep cmean, if you look at her rate1s. i mean, if you look at her rate of work and her consistency of excellence over the last few years , i mean, when does she years, i mean, when does she sleep ? and she's now going on sleep? and she's now going on this which is going this world tour, which is going to years. it's to to last for years. it's going to net of millions of net her hundreds of millions of dollars. deserves every net her hundreds of millions of dollarspenny, deserves every net her hundreds of millions of dollarspenny, a

bowie. >> yeah, david bowie. a picture of it. >> shove it back up again. >> shove it back up again. >> but yeah, they've done a really good job of it. harry so this was from a premiere he went to in toronto and i think he's wearing a green gucci suit. but you know , i mean, that is good. you know, i mean, that is good. >> yeah , almost well, >> yeah, it almost looks well, you they've got it really you know, they've got it really lifelike . the only thing lifelike. the only thing i always thought because every , always thought because every, you know, every day you know, nearly every day i drive past madame tussauds, there's queues outside. there's always queues outside. >> i haven't been to madame tussauds years. i still tussauds in years. i still wonder, you know, isn't it amazing that all these years later, because was a very later, because it was a very victorian thing, having waxwork museum, but they've up, museum, but they've kept it up, they kept it. >> still to go. >> people still love to go. i wonder what

_ everybody watching like a david bowie and george michael, all there and everybody is watchingst-ever _ songs. he did, he guested with me, i think it was the first-ever princes - think it was the first—ever princes trust _ think it was the first—ever princes trust he _ think it was the first—ever princes trust he really wanted to do it if you could — trust he really wanted to do it if you could. he said he would try and -et you could. he said he would try and get their— you could. he said he would try and get their descent george was called in the _ get their descent george was called in the song you want he was every time _ in the song you want he was every time you _ in the song you want he was every time you go— in the song you want he was every time you go away. , so it's like a free _ time you go away. , so it's like a free for— time you go away. , so it's like a free for all— time you go away. , so it's like a free for all and it doesn't really matter — free for all and it doesn't really matter. and the audience will be surprised — matter. and the audience will be surpris

the locks of icons such as princess diana , icons such as princess diana, margaret thatcher and david bowieedia personality, appearing on numerous tv shows. my mystery guest today, have you guessed it? yes of course. it's nicky clark . nicky, nice to see nicky clark. nicky, nice to see you. what fabulous hair you have got . you can't be that old. you got. you can't be that old. you on my head these days? >> yeah , but it looks so good. >> yeah, but it looks so good. >> yeah, but it looks so good. >> it looks so full. what do you do to keep it that way? i want to know because, honestly, it's called out the shower to know because, honestly, it's call> , i'm. listen, i mean, >> no, i'm. listen, i mean, i've. i've i've always used my own products because that's all that's ever been around. but but, you know, one has to admit that the cosmetic side of it is only a small percentage. you know , i'm i'm blessed know, i'm i'm

david luna again forwarding to steve gold this time for one and then would finish the day with a titles up bowie and taking the key wickets of smith and minus letter shane. so, and he tells you on $116.00 for full, that's a lead of $142.00 bangladesh cats. and tell me make bodies heading to the cricket world, cup off the rope and the whole things to the country's prime minister, just to bay off to making a tier for the announcement to retire from internationals. he has resist instruct decision. he says he met with a shake, has he not off the he's news conference and was told he had to carry on cricket little company days, 3 months away as well. then one call us l perez is through to the 3rd round at wimbledon. thanks with seems a cold wind of a francis alexander moving to the top feed to k of will. number 80 full in straight sets is one request to add to one slam side. well that was us opened last year on this occasion, the spaniel took the on a 6476 and 6th street waiting for l. correct. in that 3rd round will be making this jerry, oh, shit. 7 of the seats, the bus or former champion and home f