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“David Bowie, 1977, by Corinne Schwab.”

“David Bowie during Iggy Pop's The Idiot Tour, 1977”

Even in a decade of constant change for Bowie, the years 1975 and 1976 were transformative. With hits like “Fame” and “Young Americans,” he’d achieved the American superstardom he’d long desired -- and tired of it just as quickly, abandoning Hollywood and soul music for Berlin and dark, pioneering electronic-based music. Andrew Kent was Bowie’s photographer during this period, and his new book “Behind the Curtain” offers a strikingly intimate look at an artist during a…

Bowie in Berlin; Crossing the Street with a Pig in his Arms

Music is wonder work. For me, the charming of a tune, the hatching of rhythm, the whimsical concoction of lyrics are akin to a miracle. More than any other art, music is mysterious and unfixed, hanging in the air for a heartbeat, its every performance changed by mood, instruments, even weather conditions.

David Bowie