David Bowie's longtime producer told a British newspaper that the reclusive rock star isn't dying. Tony Visconti, who worked on Bowie's 1969 album 'Space Oddity' as well as his upcoming record, told 'The Sunday Telegraph' that Bowie's health is in no danger.
David Bowie has shocked fans with the release of a new song, 'Where Are We Now?' and news of a new album, his first since 2003. The announcement came early this morning (Jan. 8), as the rock icon -- a recluse in recent years -- celebrated his 66th birthday by launching a new website and dishing on the details of his long-awaited comeback.
Earlier this year, Slash talked about how his mother started working as a costume designer for rock legend David Bowie after she split from his father and things took a romantic turn after a period of time. Now the guitar great is offering a few more details on his encounters with the “Thin White Duke” as a youth.
