Hunky dory: David Bowie is content with his `reality'.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)

From: Knight Ridder/Tribune News Service | Date: September 10, 2003| Author: Cohen, Howard | Copyright information

Byline: Howard Cohen

Reality for David Bowie: He's a contented _ but busy _ family man. "Reality," his new CD, will be in stores Sept. 16, a mere year after his last one. The man who fell to Earth and gave us Ziggy, the Thin White Duke and a plethora of personas is also gearing up for the October start of his first major world tour in a decade at the age of 56 _ 30 years or so after vowing to retire from the concert stage.

He's also going to perform many of hi...

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