It is half a century since Ziggy Stardust - a character that turned David Bowie into an intergalactic star and revolutionised sexual politics in the process - crashed onto Earth.
The London singer had spent a decade trying to refine his stage persona, but despite a couple of hits - 1969's Space Oddity and Changes two years later - he had yet to achieve the stardom he craved.
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