“The people I really admired, like my good friend David Bowie, always changed,” Hughes says. “And that’s the way it’s always been for me. “When Bowie lived with me, he kept pushing me, saying, 'You’ve ...

When Hughes returned home after a tour with Deep Purple, he found Bowie in his closet. “He was throwing some of my clothes away from my closet – some of the bell-bottoms, some of the boots.

Bowie would stick around for Bolin's audition shortly after, as Glenn Hughes recalled last year, playing the role of chauffeur. The bassist felt immediately drawn to the band’s soon-to-be new ...