David Bowie and Prince changed pop music by refusing to stay inside the boundaries handed to them. A new book brings dozens of writers, artists and scholars together to examine what happened when those boundaries around race, gender, sexuality, performance and sound started to move.
David Bowie and Prince changed pop music by refusing to stay inside the boundaries handed to them.
A new book brings dozens of writers, artists and scholars together to examine what happened when those boundaries around race, gender, sexuality, performance and sound started to move.
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David Bowie and Prince changed pop music by refusing to stay inside the boundaries handed to them. A new book brings dozens of writers, artists and scholars together to examine what happened when those boundaries around race, gender, sexuality, performance and sound started to move.
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