A moment that changed me : I thought I was a lesbian. David Bowie made me realise the truth
When I went to the Bowie exhibition at the V&A, I hoped that by losing myself in his gender experimentation I might, in turn, stumble across a clue to my own identity ... In 2011, a couple of years before the David Bowie Is exhibition opened at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, I (…)
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