A thorough analysis of how LGBT artists have influenced music trends.
From jazz and blues to glam, punk, or pop, the history of music is full of LGTBIQ+ names that have not always received their due recognition. David Bowie me hizo gay is a rigorous, accessible, and passionate essay that spans a century of musical creation from the queer experience.
Darryl W. Bullock tells us about artists such as Marlene Dietrich, Billie Holiday, Little Richard, or Freddie Mercury; about the Pansy Craze in the interwar period, drag nights in the 1930s, Weimar Republic Berlin, Paris, London, or New York as centers of bohemia and resistance. Also about the impact of Nazism, Hollywood censorship, the explosion after Stonewall, the death of David Bowie, and everything that happened in between.
