Last night I finally got around to watching Moonage Daydream. It's currently streaming on HBO HBOGo HBONow HBOMax Max HBO. It's a very non-traditional documentary about David Bowie.
Bowie has always been one of my favorite artists, in all senses of that word. And ... I think he would have loved how it came out. It's really hard to explain, but if you're looking for something that explains the life of Bowie in a traditional documentary format, this ain't it. But if you're looking for something that provides the essence of Bowie - that is beautiful, haunting, and surprisingly both uplifting and melancholy at the end, this is it.
My only note- I wish there was a little more for the Belin years, and I disagree with the choice of Heroes to exemplify it. But I'll give it a pass for the inclusion of Station to Station at a certain key moment (you'll know it when you hear it). They also could have done a bit more with the '90s on, but I get it.
If you like Bowie, highly recommend. Also- wait for the transition to and from the "80s period." Perfect.