Bowie, Man with a Hundred Faces or The Phantom of Hérouville

October. 22,2016

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The best way to follow Bowie's trail, the phantom, was to start at a place he haunted: the mythical Hérouville Castle Studios. It was there, partly, that the 1970s rock wrote its legend, of which Bowie is one of the main protagonists.

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