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You followed David Bowie around for, you know, off and on for a year and a half.

Yeah.

And wrote a piece.

You know, was it a cover story?

Well, you know, that kind of fits in a way with the fact that he had so many characters that he embodied.

And when he said to you, I want to see the mirror you hold up, do you think he didn't really know who he was in some ways?

Remind us how he died.

One of the things that you portray in the movie Almost Famous is the teenage girls and young women who followed the bands and partied with them afterwards and went to their hotel rooms afterwards.

And people would call them groupies, but the leader of the group of girls in Almost Famous says, we're not groupies.

We love the music.

That's why we're here.