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- On September 25th of 1967, aged 20 and yet to make much of an impression on the music scene, David Bowie was so enthused to receive his first piece of American fan mail that he immediately typed out a reply from the office of his manager, Kenneth Pitt. The fan in question, 14-year-old Sandra Dodd, had come to own a promotional copy of Bowie's first album as a result of her uncle running a radio station in New Mexico — immediately impressed, she wrote to Bowie, told him his music was as good as that of The Beatles and offered to start a U.S. fan club on his behalf.
NikolaiFyodorov · 3949 days ago · link ·
What a great letter. His earnest gratitude, and his equally earnest attempt to hide it beneath a veneer of nonchalance, are both quite endearing.
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thenewgreen · 3947 days ago · link ·
He seems like a child, doesn't he? Its amazing to think of what is in store for little Davy Jones when he is writing this.