This biography chronicles the life and immense cultural legacy of David Bowie, an English musician and actor celebrated for his constant artistic reinvention. The text details his evolution from a struggling 1960s artist to a global superstar who defined the glam rock era through his iconic Ziggy Stardust persona. It further examines his experimental periods in Berlin and the United States, highlighting his shifts into soul, electronic, and pop music. Beyond his discography, the source covers his acting career, personal life, and final battle with liver cancer following the release of his swan song, Blackstar. Ultimately, the record portrays Bowie as a transcendent figure whose influence across music, fashion, and visual art remains a cornerstone of modern culture.