AI reveals what 77-year-old David Bowie would look like now if he was still alive

By VMZ Staff on November 19, 2024

A true showman until the end, David battled through his cancer to record his final studio album, and 26th overall, Blackstar. It became his swan song as he died on January 10, 2016 - two days after its release and his birthday.

 

In exclusive on DailyStar the pictures generated by Midjourney, the AI system has revealed versions of how David Bowie might look now, aged 77.

David Bowie

According with Billboard David Bowie was given a heads up about his death decades before it occurred, according to his longtime keyboardist.

Mike Garson, who performed and recorded with Bowie throughout his career, will be publishing an updated edition of his 2015 biography "Bowie's Piano Man: The Life of Mike Garson” in May, which contains stories he couldn't tell before.David Bowie concealed health issues and suffered six heart attacks in the years before he passed away from cancer, his biographer has claimed.

David Bowie

Garson played on nine of Bowie's studio albums from 1973-2003

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"(The psychic) told him he was going to die exactly when he died," Garson, who's preparing to lead the next leg of his all-star Celebrating David Bowie tour in North America, tells Billboard. "There are a lot of psychics who are out of their minds and full of it, but this one was real. David knew it and didn't doubt it for a second. He told me about (the reading) with certainty, accepted it and planned his future out based on that. He had 30, 40 years to plan out his life." Billboard

The final album Blackstar - released two days before his death - is full of symbolism that suggests he knew death was around the corner.

The singer's 25th studio album, which came out on his 69th birthday with just seven tracks, was the first that did not feature his photo on the cover but instead a black star.

Garson is promoting Celebrating David Bowie tour.   ( The keybordist  was a member of the 1972/73 Spiders From Mars

band who worked with Bowie until his final public performance in 2006), King Crimson’s Adrian Belew (who played on 1979’s Lodger and the 1990 Sound & Vision Tour) and guitarist Gerry Leonard (who appeared on 2002’s Heathen, 2003’s Reality and toured with Bowie in support of both albums)

 

 

 

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