David Bowie, though well-traveled, was fundamentally a London boy. The capital shaped his cosmopolitan worldview and influenced all aspects of his persona and artistry. From his distinctive voice with its Brixton-by-Bromley inflections to his ever-evolving personal style and musical prowess, London's impact on Bowie was profound. Despite leaving the UK in 1974, never to return as a permanent resident, London continued to shape Bowie's artistry. His ability to reinvent himself mirrored the city's capacity for constant renewal. From mod to glam to New Romantic and beyond, Bowie's transformations reflected London's ever-changing cultural landscape. In this guide, we chart 61 locations associated with Bowie, from childhood to global superstar.