David Bowie honoured with plaque outside his Berlin home

Between the years 1976-1978, David Bowie took up residence in the Schöneberg district of Berlin. In this time, he released three of his most celebrated albums - 1977’s ‘Low’ and ‘Heroes’, and 1979’s ‘Lodger’.

This week, a plaque has been installed outside Bowie’s former home - which he shared with Iggy Pop at the time - to commemorate his work on ‘The Berlin Trilogy’.

The plaque, which can be seen below, comes with the quote: “We can be heroes, just for one day.”

Catch up with our piece from earlier this year, about how Brixton mourned for and celebrated David Bowie on the day of his death.