New york city: Remembering the 10th anniversary of the passing of David Bowie, the legendary glam rock artist, the international music world reflects on a decade without the iconic British artist who passed away in New York City at the age of 69. Bowie succumbed to liver cancer after an 18-month battle, leaving behind a transformative legacy in music and fashion.

According to Thai News Agency, many people remember David Bowie through his famous songs like "Heroes," "Space Oddity," and "Starman." His music continues to inspire artists across the globe, including contemporary icons like Lady Gaga and Harry Styles. Born as David Robert Jones on January 8, 1947, in Brixton, England, Bowie developed a passion for music at a young age. His journey into the world of music began at 13 when he first heard jazz and decided to learn the saxophone. This passion led to the release of his first album under the stage name David Bowie a few years later.

Bowie's influence extended beyond music, with his distinctive and avant-garde fashion playing a significant role in his identity. His Ziggy Stardust persona, characterized by its androgynous blend of femininity and masculinity, became an iconic image of the 1970s, complete with red hair and striking fashion choices.

Remarkably, just two days before his death, David Bowie released his 25th album, "Blackstar." This album posthumously earned the Brit Award for Album of the Year, further cementing his impact on the music industry. To honor his legacy, Madame Tussauds wax museum in London unveiled a life-sized wax figure of Bowie, marking the second such tribute to the legendary artist.