In the episodes
29 mentions across all episodes - S1E2 1 · S1E7 2 · S1E10 19 · S2E6 1 · S3E6 1 · S4E10 3 · S5E3 1 · S6E3 1
- S1E2 · Michael Musto · 1 mention in this episode
Another crossover act
FashionFashion and gender-bending style icon
- S3E6 · Eric Goode · 1 mention in this episode
Part of the free, gender-bending spirit Eric found in New York
FashionGlam style icon
- S1E7 · Rudolf Piper · 2 mentions in this episode
Rudolf says Bowie came to Park now and then while living in Berlin, and that, as he sees it, Berlin was the worst city to go to get clean
- S6E3 · Chi Chi Valenti & Johnny Dynell · 1 mention in this episode
Among the stars Johnny remembers turning up at the Mudd Club
- S4E10 · Ann Magnuson · 3 mentions in this episode
One of the people Ann was reading about in West Virginia; in The Hunger, she played the nightclub pick-up who goes home with his and Catherine Deneuve's vampire couple
- S5E3 · Amanda Lepore · 1 mention in this episode
The glitter-rock cover bands Amanda's New Jersey crowd loved played Bowie
FashionGlam rock
- S2E6 · Michael Schmidt · 1 mention in this episode
At Tina Turner's legendary Ritz show, as Michael recalls
- S1E10 · Joey Arias · 19 mentions in this episode
Met Joey and Klaus at the Mudd Club, wrote his number in eyeliner on toilet paper, and asked them to sing with him on Saturday Night Live
On the scene timeline
1971 · Roundhouse, London
Warhol's play Pork runs in London
Wayne (later Jayne) County stars. David Bowie sees it and pulls several of the cast into the MainMan orbit that builds Ziggy Stardust.
15 December 1979 · Saturday Night Live, NBC
Bowie sings on Saturday Night Live with Klaus Nomi and Joey Arias
Three songs, three costumes, one pink poodle. The most famous crossover between downtown performance art and network television.
1971 · Max's Kansas City
Cherry Vanilla: Appears in Andy Warhol's play Pork
Actor, singer and publicist for David Bowie. (Night Fever guest, Season 3, Episode 5.)
1970s · Max's Kansas City
Cherry Vanilla: Publicist for David Bowie; fronts her own punk band
Actor, singer and publicist for David Bowie. (Night Fever guest, Season 3, Episode 5.)
1979 ·
David Bowie on Saturday Night Live (1979)
Joey and Klaus sang backing for Bowie