"So I did Life On Mars?, which was my sort of revenge trip on My Way."
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"I remember leaving [the studio] and saying to a couple of friends that I met that evening in a local pub that I'd just played on the best song that I'd ever had the privilege to work on,"Wakeman said.
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"It kind of sounds glib, but Bowie showed so many of our generation that you could transcend — that you were kind of limitless and glittering and immortal if you wanted to be."
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"It's uplifting and there's humour to it, but it's kind of sombre and sad as well."
"But at the same time, it was a bit scary because there was nothing around like that. There was nobody anywhere near with that kind of direction or style or anything."