For fans of David Bowie: what to watch, read & play next

In 1971, Bowie tours America and creates his iconic Ziggy Stardust persona — the moment it all began.

The final Ziggy Stardust concert filmed live: flamboyant excess, kitsch, and pop irony in full bloom.

Rare interviews reveal the final creative chapter of an artist who kept working until the very end.

Leningrad youth smuggle Bowie and Lou Reed LPs into an underground rock scene on the cusp of perestroika.

A cinematic odyssey built from never-before-seen footage exploring Bowie's creative and musical journey.

Bowie ended nearly a decade of silence with two groundbreaking albums and a stage musical — his final flourish.

A disco owner lures a New York breakdancer away from his friends — music, ambition, and divided loyalties.

Two down-on-their-luck musicians form a Neil Diamond tribute band — and find love along the way.

Deep-dives into the albums that defined rock eras — ideal for anyone who hears music as cultural landmark.

Music is suddenly taken from the world; grotesque monsters emerge — music as life force, made literal.

George Harrison was far more than a Beatle — inner depth behind global stardom, spirituality and rock combined.

Astronauts explore the fragility and wonder of Earth — a mind-bending perspective on the world we inhabit.

A jaded record exec tries to resurrect his label in 1970s New York — creative hunger and personal wreckage.

Six twenty-somethings form a pop band named Catwalk — youth, ambition, and the messy business of becoming an act.

A rebellious racer and a quiet artist cross paths, helping each other heal from past wounds.

Intimate access to pop music's most influential artists — the private lives behind the public mythology.

Follow the Beatles from Liverpool to Abbey Road — rock history as interactive, joyful performance.

Master lead guitar, bass, drums and vocals — the most polished and ambitious entry in the Rock Band series.

Live out your rock fantasy with AC/DC's catalogue — high-voltage theatrical energy in a music game.

Shred through 80s rock tracks with a guitar controller — retro venues, unlockable guitars, decade flamboyance.

Create your own band and chase worldwide rock stardom — fame, fortune and performance made interactive.

The most ambitious entry in the series — a world tour chasing fame, fortune and rock stardom.

Mold an amorphous organism through a bizarre mutated world — strange beauty and brain-twisting obstacles.

Thirty rock anthems, one guitar controller — the raw sensation of being a rock star, distilled to its essence.

An appreciation of what made Bowie a cultural icon — the wavelength millions tuned into and why it still resonates.

Essays on Bowie, Lou Reed, Iggy Pop and the Clash — rock criticism as an art form in its own right.

The 100 books Bowie said changed his life — a window into the literary imagination behind the music.

Rules for finding the perfect rock — quiet, specific joy in the simple and tactile.

Profiles the Eagles — how the band started, their musical style, and the relationships between members.

Rock's roots, rhythm and blues, solo stars and supergroups charted from 1955 to 1970.

Rock and roll as social history — how the music moved through society and why it still matters.

Slash's own memoir: sex, drugs and rock 'n' roll from one of the genre's greatest guitarists.