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Story summary
- David Bowie's estate prioritizes quality over quantity, limiting broader appeal to younger audiences despite tributes marking the death anniversary.
- The estate declined to license music for the Stardust biopic, opting instead for the acclaimed Moonage Daydream documentary.
- While Bowie's music saw a brief resurgence, his streaming numbers lag behind contemporaries Bob Marley and Elvis Presley.
- The estate's strategy, including high-priced box sets, may hinder its ability to attract new fans.
