Why You Should Listen to David Bowie Before You Read Another Marketing Book

By Laurie Wakefield on Wednesday, January 13, 2016


*Photo taken of the mural by James Cochran in London, England that became a memorial to David Bowie this week

Following David Bowie's death on January 10, 2016 our television and social media news feeds were filled with posts that celebrated his talent and contributions to music. His creativity and artistry have engaged and entertained us for decades. However, Bowie demonstrated understanding and vision beyond the medium of music. This article highlights the accuracy of Bowie's Internet predictions and their relevance to marketing communications today.

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