David Bowie: Glass Spider Tour

With the spectacular Glass Spider Tour, a masterpiece of song, light, and ballet, David Bowie has achieved what the New York Times calls "rock-driving, imagistic music theatre." Since his early days in England where he was influenced by American rhythm and blues. Bowie's harmonies and vocals have always been outrageous and controversial. He has cultivated a well-crafted and innovative sound that, says critic Robert Hilburn, may "not have been equaled since Presley." Including such songs as "Never Let Me Down," "Jean Genie," "Let's Dance," "Fame," and "Fashion," Bowie's digitally recorded concert, attended by over 6 million people worldwide, marks the culmination of his superlative musical insights and explorations.