She is an infinitely fascinating woman. Although slightly abrasive, she brings to the table unabashed confidence, decisiveness, vision and a boldness to go after all she wants with linear ambition. While the list of adjectives could go on endlessly you can’t deny her her due respect for having the ability and the wherewithal to have survived such a complex and colorful life. She is truly compelling. It’s getting harder and harder to find people so unapologetically authentic. While the rough edges may be impossible to overlook I can’t help but feel a genuine connection to her. She has my respect, if for nothing else, that she has managed to transform her originality into a most intriguing art form.
Well done Angie!!!It is most liberating to finally cut loose something that deep within you know must be dealt with firmly!!!I like this womans brass nerve!!!
@@Tawny6702, That's okay. I love his body of work, both musical and artistic--as well as his taste in art. I'm not a groupie. I don't need-to hear it. Nor would I have asked in person.
Angie was hugely popular with the Bromley crowd & many of David's early friends. She also got on with The Spiders & Tony Visconti. Things changed in LA, you were either in David's camp or Angie's. If you chose Angie you were out...forever! I don't think anyone really knew Bowie but Schwab probably came closer than anyone. She was rewarded for her loyalty following David's death. There'll never be a biography from the person who knew him better than any living soul.
Well history tells itself... He moved on and made a brilliant career and life for himself and departed in the best of ways. She is still stuck in 1970.
Never finish fine for a girlfriend when the guys became famous during their relationship, flattering their strongs egos, look at Marianne Faithfull with Jagger.
I've been a David Bowie fan since October 1972, have enjoyed his music and art tremendously throughout his career, and have learned much from him. He was my North Star and I love him to this day. That said, I know and have always known that no one is perfect. There's never been anyone who is and there never will be. As Carl Jung put it, we all have our shadow, our dark side, and that includes David. We all have our good and bad points, our strengths and weaknesses, our assets and deficits. But some people, very few, actually, people like David, have extraordinary talents, capacity and potential, whose positives FAR outweigh their negatives, who are, well, sort of magical, even. Frank Sinatra was the greatest singer of the 20th Century, a prolific artist, extraordinarily kind and generous, and who personally raised over a billion dollars for charity, and $1B was a helluva lot of money back then. But he was also capable of being extremely mean, highly temperamental and even violent. Human beings are complex and self-contradictory. We are, after all, human. And to err is human. Assuming that everything Angie says about David is true, that still doesn't diminish his standing with me for I never expected him to be perfect or thought of him as being perfect and infallible. Irrespective of his less-than-stellar traits and moments, David still did FAR more good in this world than bad. When he passed away, for months afterwards I read time and again people speaking of how he saved their lives when they were in their darkest hour, most often when they were in their teens, trying to figure out who they were, feeling like an outsider, ostracized, shunned, alone and rejected. But David reached out to them and told them to "give me your hands." He symbolized and represented acceptance and love, and self-acceptance and love of self. He said, in essence, "You're a good and worthwhile person, and should be who you are. Your individuality and differentness is what makes you special and unique. Accept who you are, love who you are, revel in who you are, for you are wonderful." David literally saved the lives of countless people over the course of many years. He was a guiding light, shedding light so others could see their path. He was a force for good and affected culture in numerous positive ways, breaking down walls of prejudice for minority populations, promoting tolerance and acceptance, and oh yeah, almost forgot, creating a shit ton of great music, music that created and popularized new musical trends and territory. He was a great singer (OMG, that voice!) and entertainer, a talented musician and above all, one of the very greatest and most consistently good songwriters in the history of ever. He was smart, curious, well spoken, charming as could be, disarming, highly driven and ambitious, highly intelligent and exceedingly well read. He was a visionary, for he saw things coming down the road years before they arrived. David's entire life was about art. He lived and breathed art. He was art manifest. He even turned his death into art. David was amazing, astounding, astonishing, extraordinary, exceptional and phenomenal. He was utterly unique and had talent that was out-of-this-world and otherworldly. He was incredible. The things he accomplished were fantastic and awe-inspiring. David was, in a word, awesome. In another word, he was GOOD. Angie... not so much. She's mostly just bitter.
@@Methilde Your response is unclear. "I refuse your kind of amalgamation...." First, what amalgamation are you referring to? Second, there's more than one kind of amalgamation? What, exactly, is "my kind" of amalgamation? "sorry there's people for the less more toxic...." Uhhh, say what now? Want to take another swing at that?
@@TVC15ohoh Carl Gustave Young, Frank Sinatra, Bowie, your kidding i hope. You forgot how hard cocaine addict Bowie was and the way it drove him paranoiac and rude. You're like a Bowie addict.
Wow so well spoken Angie. Yes, definitely bitter and subjective, but nonetheless, Truth. As much as i and many adore DB, He definitely had a dark side and narcissism that went with him even in his older years where he was realizing his mere mortality but softening a bit maybe even attaining some humility? I think hearing her speak reminds me of so many just ordinary women out there, including my own mother who was married to a womanizer and putting notches in his bedpost, my father, but nevertheless with whole hearted devotion, continued to stand by him ,helping launch his business, teaching him everything he needed to be successful raising us children,taking all the infidelities,unappreciated, and worse yet being discarded as if he never knew her. No thank you for the years, for the undying support, the leg up, they’re beautiful love child, and Just plain LOVE. ....... Angie in the end your better off without him and to know there were many others hurt by him I’m sure, but sadly in the end game he had to face himself and it seemed as though he had a lot of regrets and a do over even though he tried to look happy he had a sadness that showed through if you look closely enough. I pray you will come to a true forgiveness and you will find peace and rest. But I admire your articulate descriptions of the life we never would really be privy to in light of all that blind adulation. Thanks for bringing us all back down to earth!✨. 🕊God Bless🕊
Her name is Angela Barnett. [ why Bowie ? ] And obviously, no close listening needed, she’s the narcissist, very much so. She’s not a free spirit She’s a very unhealthy spirit.It’s the same story over and over again. Bringing everyone and everything down to uplift herself. What she really means to say : David would be nowhere without me.. He owes it all to me, it was me ME ! Bowie [ the real 1 ] didn’t talk that much about his private life as his ex wife did. He revered to her sometimes as his biggest mistake. After Bowie died we learnt that David Jones was a much bigger man than Bowie. Bowie was just 1 aspect of David Jones. More and more stories came to the surface about his warmth, his caring for others, his fatherhood, his knowledge, the art collector, his wisdom, his devotion to his wife Iman for who he would give up his Bowie career instantly. His wife [ for 24yrs!] who wrote 2 yrs after his passing : “I only miss you when I’m breathing” . With his passing it became clear how much loved he is by so many people. We’re talking about millions of people worldwide. Artist are often egocentric when young, they have to, to create. With Bowie much more love came back than the egocentric part of him put in. When Corine Shwabb started her extraordinary life as Bowie his PA , Bowie/Jones did what narcistic abusers hate the most : He cut her out. He went on with his life without her, he had no choice , and stopped all communication with her and so did their son. This woman does not deserve any platform or channel just because 100yrs ago she was his wife for a few years [ by mistake ] and stole his name. Narcistic abusers are often strong with words, verbal abusers, to hide who they really are.
@@all_I_ever_do "Stole" his name? I didn't see Pricilla Presley revert to her own name after her divorce to Elvis. It IS pretty common that the ex-wife chose to keep her married name. And Bowie himself stole the name from a knife, lol!
Bowie did NOT want to lose Corrine. Angela was a threat to him keeping her. It was likely a one-time thing and it showed his absolute determination to hold on to Corrine.
I believe he might have indeed snapped, especially if he was driven out of his mind by the not-so-nice Angie, but I don't believe he could have succeeded in doing any damage. David was extremely thin at that time, he was literally starving himself and you can see from the videos of the age that his movement was not exactly coordinated. He was shaking and stumbling. Angie, on the other hand, was always a sturdy lady, almost as tall as David and certainly heavier and in a better physical condition. I find it hard to believe that she could not shake him off easily at that time (1975- beginning of 1976). And how come that the obviously smaller Coco was able to pull him off, but the huge Angie was helpless? There's something fishy here, Angie is not telling the whole truth... Maybe they were both violent and she is just playing the victim.
Found her nose and her voice very interesting, because of the so called honesty. There are some theories about psychological meanings of faces and voices. Guess in another way she only told us lies about bowie. Shit, but he also say, the he is telling lies. Who, for the devil, we can trust... 🤔
Nicolas Roeg stipulated no cocaine during filming of The Man who Fell to Earth..... but here Angie says otherwise. Was she even around David at the time??
David, himself said he doesn't remember much from filming The Men Who Fell To Earth because he was high on cocaine. "He (David) later admitted that his severe cocaine use during the film's production left him in such a fragile state of mind that he barely understood the film."
@@ieatalldayandimstillhungry626 That's the first part of some Wikipedia gossip, if you'd bother reading the next paragraph his co-star Candy Clark tells another story: "David vowed to Nic, 'No drug use'," says Clark and he was a man of his word, "clear as a bell, focused, friendly and professional and leading the team."
@@kristymitchell4014 Of course she talks about the past its from her biography. Angie was extremely important to Bowie becoming Bowie. Without their time together Bowie would not have evolved. Obviously you have never read any Bowie biographies. I have read six different books about Bowies life and its very clearly outline how vital and important Angie influence on Bowie during their time together.
@@Bunbunfunfun obviously you have no idea how many Bowie bios I have read. I never said she wasn’t a major factor in his trajectory. I said he moved on and she never did.
David never physically hurt her. Don't believe that for a second. He's a gentle soul. Look at the way he behaved when he had a lollipop thrown in his eye. In his EYE. I'd have cancelled the show right there and sworn SO much I would have been cautioned by the police. What does David do? Two swearwords and carries on. There's no way she's telling the truth.
...i believe he acted JUST AS SHE SAID *but no judgment here tho Lots of folks have rough & not so great moments in a relationship...some make it. Some do not. 🌼
Why would Angie Bowie spend so much time and effort writing about an assistant? If anything this assistant had lots to commend her for being loyal and hard working. Angie messed up with her own issues.
@@moirapettifr7127 Corrine took her place because Bowie knew he'd found a real treasure, "gatekeeper and assassin". They couldn't both win with Bowie. All the interviews with the guys who were there for the rise and fall made a point of explaining the ways Angie was always focused on helping David make it.
See zero bitterness and sensationalism here. David would not be comfortable with your hero worship. No one is perfect and people ebb and flow thru life, even mores for people in the spotlight and driven to make art. So yes Bowie occasionally could be wrong or make bad decisions thats being a human being. If nothing Bowie's music was always about the beauty and ugliness of the human condition.
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She is an infinitely fascinating woman. Although slightly abrasive, she brings to the table unabashed confidence, decisiveness, vision and a boldness to go after all she wants with linear ambition. While the list of adjectives could go on endlessly you can’t deny her her due respect for having the ability and the wherewithal to have survived such a complex and colorful life. She is truly compelling. It’s getting harder and harder to find people so unapologetically authentic. While the rough edges may be impossible to overlook I can’t help but feel a genuine connection to her. She has my respect, if for nothing else, that she has managed to transform her originality into a most intriguing art form.
Yeah, you stole my words
@@benicio1967 she is NOT authentic and deserves zero respect.
Well done Angie!!!It is most liberating to finally cut loose something that deep within you know must be dealt with firmly!!!I like this womans brass nerve!!!
*Wow! Wow.*
*Every story has two sides. This is riveting material. I'm not one for audiobooks... But I am enraptured by Angela's narration!*
i was thinking the same
Fortunately David had too much decency to tell you the other side!
@@Tawny6702, That's okay. I love his body of work, both musical and artistic--as well as his taste in art. I'm not a groupie. I don't need-to hear it. Nor would I have asked in person.
This woman is one of the more scary people that has existed in public life, despite the fact that she probably speaks some truth.
Of course she speaks some truth. It’s just fascinating how she dilutes it with “alternate facts”; reminds me of Livia of I, Claudius fame.
Why scary?
Everybody has the right to tell their story. Angie lived it. Although I find her a bit to wild. But so was David.
I probably wouldn't be here if I wasn't a huge Bowie fan. Very interesting. I kinda like angie 😊
I like both of them but as a woman I totally get how Angela might feel about being pushed out, even out of their son's life.
Angie was hugely popular with the Bromley crowd & many of David's early friends. She also got on with The Spiders & Tony Visconti. Things changed in LA, you were either in David's camp or Angie's. If you chose Angie you were out...forever! I don't think anyone really knew Bowie but Schwab probably came closer than anyone. She was rewarded for her loyalty following David's death. There'll never be a biography from the person who knew him better than any living soul.
@@711honved let's see when her inheritage runs out.....
I don’t think she’s bitter and I do think she’s honest.
Angela is a gifted narrator 🏆
Well history tells itself... He moved on and made a brilliant career and life for himself and departed in the best of ways. She is still stuck in 1970.
No she isn’t or she wouldn’t have recorded this.
Never finish fine for a girlfriend when the guys became famous during their relationship, flattering their strongs egos, look at Marianne Faithfull with Jagger.
Marianne left Jagger.
Because he was always surrended by girls, like with Chrissie Shrimpton before, Bianca and Jerry after.
That bell air house really was horrible. I've heard it compared to a public toilet due the lack of windows.
The “…incoming SCUD…” line is comically topical.
She didn’t say what she did and why did she loose custody! If he was so bad he would not have won the child!
I think it's very telling that you have a husband with a serious, drug use past and the court awards custody to him.
I've been a David Bowie fan since October 1972, have enjoyed his music and art tremendously throughout his career, and have learned much from him. He was my North Star and I love him to this day. That said, I know and have always known that no one is perfect. There's never been anyone who is and there never will be. As Carl Jung put it, we all have our shadow, our dark side, and that includes David. We all have our good and bad points, our strengths and weaknesses, our assets and deficits. But some people, very few, actually, people like David, have extraordinary talents, capacity and potential, whose positives FAR outweigh their negatives, who are, well, sort of magical, even. Frank Sinatra was the greatest singer of the 20th Century, a prolific artist, extraordinarily kind and generous, and who personally raised over a billion dollars for charity, and $1B was a helluva lot of money back then. But he was also capable of being extremely mean, highly temperamental and even violent. Human beings are complex and self-contradictory. We are, after all, human. And to err is human.
Assuming that everything Angie says about David is true, that still doesn't diminish his standing with me for I never expected him to be perfect or thought of him as being perfect and infallible. Irrespective of his less-than-stellar traits and moments, David still did FAR more good in this world than bad. When he passed away, for months afterwards I read time and again people speaking of how he saved their lives when they were in their darkest hour, most often when they were in their teens, trying to figure out who they were, feeling like an outsider, ostracized, shunned, alone and rejected. But David reached out to them and told them to "give me your hands." He symbolized and represented acceptance and love, and self-acceptance and love of self. He said, in essence, "You're a good and worthwhile person, and should be who you are. Your individuality and differentness is what makes you special and unique. Accept who you are, love who you are, revel in who you are, for you are wonderful."
David literally saved the lives of countless people over the course of many years. He was a guiding light, shedding light so others could see their path. He was a force for good and affected culture in numerous positive ways, breaking down walls of prejudice for minority populations, promoting tolerance and acceptance, and oh yeah, almost forgot, creating a shit ton of great music, music that created and popularized new musical trends and territory. He was a great singer (OMG, that voice!) and entertainer, a talented musician and above all, one of the very greatest and most consistently good songwriters in the history of ever. He was smart, curious, well spoken, charming as could be, disarming, highly driven and ambitious, highly intelligent and exceedingly well read. He was a visionary, for he saw things coming down the road years before they arrived.
David's entire life was about art. He lived and breathed art. He was art manifest. He even turned his death into art. David was amazing, astounding, astonishing, extraordinary, exceptional and phenomenal. He was utterly unique and had talent that was out-of-this-world and otherworldly. He was incredible. The things he accomplished were fantastic and awe-inspiring. David was, in a word, awesome. In another word, he was GOOD.
Angie... not so much. She's mostly just bitter.
Beautifully said. She’s a bitter, angry woman and is still trying to ride on David’s coattails. He left her behind long ago.
I refuse your kind of amalgation, "everybody..." sorry there's people for the less more toxic, whatever their artistic talent.
@@Methilde Your response is unclear. "I refuse your kind of amalgamation...." First, what amalgamation are you referring to? Second, there's more than one kind of amalgamation? What, exactly, is "my kind" of amalgamation? "sorry there's people for the less more toxic...." Uhhh, say what now? Want to take another swing at that?
@@TVC15ohoh
Carl Gustave Young, Frank Sinatra, Bowie, your kidding i hope.
You forgot how hard cocaine addict Bowie was and the way it drove him paranoiac and rude.
You're like a Bowie addict.
@@Methilde Are you always this obtuse and oblique?
No one truly knows what goes on in a marriage😮
Excellent, brilliant, well done, bravo!
Wow so well spoken Angie.
Yes, definitely bitter and subjective, but nonetheless, Truth.
As much as i and many adore DB,
He definitely had a dark side and narcissism that went with him even in his older years where he was realizing his mere mortality but softening a bit maybe even attaining some humility?
I think hearing her speak reminds me of so many just ordinary women out there, including my own mother who was married to a womanizer and putting notches in his bedpost, my father, but nevertheless with whole hearted devotion, continued to stand by him ,helping launch his business, teaching him everything he needed to be successful raising us children,taking all the infidelities,unappreciated, and worse yet being discarded as if he never knew her.
No thank you for the years, for the undying support, the leg up, they’re beautiful love child, and Just plain LOVE. ....... Angie in the end your better off without him and to know there were many others hurt by him I’m sure, but sadly in the end game he had to face himself and it seemed as though he had a lot of regrets and a do over even though he tried to look happy he had a sadness that showed through if you look closely enough. I pray you will come to a true forgiveness and you will find peace and rest. But I admire your articulate descriptions of the life we never would really be privy to in light of all that blind adulation. Thanks for bringing us all back down to earth!✨. 🕊God Bless🕊
Her name is Angela Barnett. [ why Bowie ? ] And obviously, no close listening needed, she’s the narcissist, very much so. She’s not a free spirit She’s a very unhealthy spirit.It’s the same story over and over again. Bringing everyone and everything down to uplift herself. What she really means to say : David would be nowhere without me.. He owes it all to me, it was me ME ! Bowie [ the real 1 ] didn’t talk that much about his private life as his ex wife did. He revered to her sometimes as his biggest mistake. After Bowie died we learnt that David Jones was a much bigger man than Bowie. Bowie was just 1 aspect of David Jones. More and more stories came to the surface about his warmth, his caring for others, his fatherhood, his knowledge, the art collector, his wisdom, his devotion to his wife Iman for who he would give up his Bowie career instantly. His wife [ for 24yrs!] who wrote 2 yrs after his passing : “I only miss you when I’m breathing” . With his passing it became clear how much loved he is by so many people. We’re talking about millions of people worldwide. Artist are often egocentric when young, they have to, to create. With Bowie much more love came back than the egocentric part of him put in. When Corine Shwabb started her extraordinary life as Bowie his PA , Bowie/Jones did what narcistic abusers hate the most : He cut her out. He went on with his life without her, he had no choice , and stopped all communication with her and so did their son. This woman does not deserve any platform or channel just because 100yrs ago she was his wife for a few years [ by mistake ] and stole his name. Narcistic abusers are often strong with words, verbal abusers, to hide who they really are.
I think you're right, Claudia. Thank you for sharing this.
A very good balanced comment. DB too had lesser sides that need to be told, rather than endlessly idolizing him.... 🧡
@@all_I_ever_do or maybe you fear strong unique honest women. I don't know.
@@all_I_ever_do "Stole" his name? I didn't see Pricilla Presley revert to her own name after her divorce to Elvis. It IS pretty common that the ex-wife chose to keep her married name. And Bowie himself stole the name from a knife, lol!
Brilliant grammar. Exquisite storytelling. A++!!!
David is spinning in his grave at such high velocity that, his casket drilled a thru the earth's core and shot into space .
Nope. He couldn’t care less.
@@cassandraunheeded Why present tense? David died in 2016.
@@SnotRockets55 still true.
@@SnotRockets55 why not? He’s not spinning in his grave, I can tell you that.
@@SnotRockets55 so what? All time ends in eternity.
I like people who have something to say, say it to ur face ,
Lady Angela had some turbulent times
Angie is smart, articulate and I think honest. This is neat.
Has she EVER said anything nice about ANYONE ?
I don’t like Angie.
BUT I do admire her confidence
Is this Corrine still alive ??????????
As of 2023 I don’t know, but as of 2016 she was still alive, and had been left $2,000,000.00 in Bowie’s will.
@@daveroxitshe’s still alive she’s 77
Think this woman lies a lot.
I don’t. I think she’s totally honest.
He'll hath no scorn like a woman furiously scorned or something
She claims David was violent. I find that hard to believe.
Bowie did NOT want to lose Corrine. Angela was a threat to him keeping her. It was likely a one-time thing and it showed his absolute determination to hold on to Corrine.
During that peroid he was heavily on cocaine.
@@ieatalldayandimstillhungry626 and Angie wasn't?
@@morkygorky Both of them were. She seem more sober. David admitted not remembering most of things during these day.
I believe he might have indeed snapped, especially if he was driven out of his mind by the not-so-nice Angie, but I don't believe he could have succeeded in doing any damage. David was extremely thin at that time, he was literally starving himself and you can see from the videos of the age that his movement was not exactly coordinated. He was shaking and stumbling. Angie, on the other hand, was always a sturdy lady, almost as tall as David and certainly heavier and in a better physical condition. I find it hard to believe that she could not shake him off easily at that time (1975- beginning of 1976). And how come that the obviously smaller Coco was able to pull him off, but the huge Angie was helpless? There's something fishy here, Angie is not telling the whole truth... Maybe they were both violent and she is just playing the victim.
Corinne Schwab was great. !
Very Well written. But sounds jealous and envious.
Yeah well, she's known for her honesty
Found her nose and her voice very interesting, because of the so called honesty. There are some theories about psychological meanings of faces and voices. Guess in another way she only told us lies about bowie. Shit, but he also say, the he is telling lies. Who, for the devil, we can trust... 🤔
She is envious of him
I don’t think she’s bitter or angry.
It was the coke.
Folks kissing David's ass in the comments is almost as entertaining as this book.
They are?
@@cassandraunheeded They are. It's run-of-the-mill celeb worship.
@@marsha-madness-super-badness Gross.
@@marsha-madness-super-badness Gross.
Nicolas Roeg stipulated no cocaine during filming of The Man who Fell to Earth..... but here Angie says otherwise. Was she even around David at the time??
David, himself said he doesn't remember much from filming The Men Who Fell To Earth because he was high on cocaine.
"He (David) later admitted that his severe cocaine use during the film's production left him in such a fragile state of mind that he barely understood the film."
@@ieatalldayandimstillhungry626 That's the first part of some Wikipedia gossip, if you'd bother reading the next paragraph his co-star Candy Clark tells another story: "David vowed to Nic, 'No drug use'," says Clark and he was a man of his word, "clear as a bell, focused, friendly and professional and leading the team."
I think David would know better than Candy Clark.
@@annwhite2346 Don't be so sure: Bowie couldn't remember anything from when he wrote and recorded Station to Station so...... (sniff sniff)
@@morkygorky So that proves the point then?
She exists, only in the context
of having been married to Bowie.
No Orson Welles. Derisive of his memory.
Absolutely. This woman will never let anyone forget she was once married to David. He moved on. She’s still dwelling in her failed past.
She’s herself in her own right.
@@kristymitchell4014 Of course she talks about the past its from her biography. Angie was extremely important to Bowie becoming Bowie. Without their time together Bowie would not have evolved. Obviously you have never read any Bowie biographies. I have read six different books about Bowies life and its very clearly outline how vital and important Angie influence on Bowie during their time together.
@@Bunbunfunfun obviously you have no idea how many Bowie bios I have read. I never said she wasn’t a major factor in his trajectory. I said he moved on and she never did.
@ obviously YOU have no idea how many Bowie bios I have read. I was just making the point that Angela greatly exagerates her part. I dislike her alot.
All as spoilt rotten as each other only the children u feel sorry for
Big yikes.....
Angela sounds very bitter. I wish her well.
I don’t think she’s bitter.
David never physically hurt her. Don't believe that for a second. He's a gentle soul. Look at the way he behaved when he had a lollipop thrown in his eye. In his EYE. I'd have cancelled the show right there and sworn SO much I would have been cautioned by the police. What does David do? Two swearwords and carries on.
There's no way she's telling the truth.
That was sober David. Angie’s David was banged up on coke to the eyeballs. No one loves who only loves their love object’s perfections.
...i believe he acted JUST AS SHE SAID
*but no judgment here tho
Lots of folks have rough & not so great moments in a relationship...some make it. Some do not. 🌼
Drugs can make you do some ugly things. I believe her totally.
Why would Angie Bowie spend so much time and effort writing about an assistant? If anything this assistant had lots to commend her for being loyal and hard working. Angie messed up with her own issues.
@@moirapettifr7127 Corrine took her place because Bowie knew he'd found a real treasure, "gatekeeper and assassin". They couldn't both win with Bowie. All the interviews with the guys who were there for the rise and fall made a point of explaining the ways Angie was always focused on helping David make it.
Then he kicked her too the curb
What on earth did Bowie see in this vile person? This is clearly sensationalized ad absurdum. Truth is never found in bitterness and bile.
Not at all. It’s just truth.
See zero bitterness and sensationalism here. David would not be comfortable with your hero worship. No one is perfect and people ebb and flow thru life, even mores for people in the spotlight and driven to make art. So yes Bowie occasionally could be wrong or make bad decisions thats being a human being. If nothing Bowie's music was always about the beauty and ugliness of the human condition.
DAVID BOWIE WASNT A VIOLENT MAN SHE IS LYING MAY HE RIP 🙏🙏🙏❤
sickening hero worship , not something Bowie would have thought was cool.
Bla bla bla 😂
Angie is pure evil
No she isn’t.
dont put him on a pedestal, sure he never would be comfortable with it
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