David Bowie, New York, USA, March 2003, review of Ike Moriz's 'You Could' (EP/single, Mosquito Records London, London, UK)

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David Bowie, New York, USA, March 2003, review of Ike Moriz's 'You Could' (EP/single, Mosquito Records London, London, UK)

David Bowie voted YOU COULD "SONG OF THE WEEK" 
at www.davidbowie.com!! (18.3.03). He also made the
live-version of Ike's STILL "SONG OF THE WEEK" (11.3.03)!!

Location: New York, NY, USA

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