Reflecting on his burst of musical creativity in Seventies West Berlin, David Bowie reportedly stated that recording albums in a studio near the Wall gave him a “sense of being on the sting … I would like the harmful degree, emotionally, mentally and bodily”. Throughout the Seventies and 80s, Bowie was not alone. The divided, fascinating metropolis was famously a magnet for younger individuals drawn by a music and membership scene distinctive in Europe.
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