A Singers Group for Bowie Honor Concert in New York

Musicians abutting David Bowie admirers at New York’s Carnegie Hall on Thursday night for the aboriginal of
two sold-out account concerts paying accolade to the backward adept bedrock star.

Singers including Blondie’s Debbie Harry and above R.E.M. frontman Michael Stipe belted out the pop chameleon’s acclaimed hits during the two-hour accident commemorating Bowie who died from blight in January at the age of 69.

Cyndi Lauper kicked things off with “Suffragette City” while The Flaming Lips’ accompanist Wayne Coyne performed “Life on Mars?” dressed in a clothing adorned with lights while sitting on the amateur of a “Star Wars” Chewbacca figure.

Harry paid accolade to Bowie with “Starman”, Stipe performed a adapted adaptation of “Ashes to Ashes” with Karen Elson while American accompanist Bettye LaVette sang “It Ain’t Easy”.

Other Bowie hits such as “Rebel Rebel” and “Let’s Dance” had the army dancing and the appearance captivated up with a children’s choir and the admirers singing “Space Oddity”.

“God absolve David Bowie,” accompanist Jakob Dylan said afterwards his arrangement of “Heroes”.

The Carnegie Hall account concert, an anniversary accident adulatory singers to accession money for music apprenticeship for underprivileged children, was appear just hours afore account of Bowie’s afterlife and tickets awash out quickly.

A additional appearance will be captivated at Radio City Music Hall on Friday.