David Bowie was David Bowie, and David Bowie lives on, even if he died a decade ago, at the time of writing. He doesn’t literally live on, but his music does, since the best stuff he made was always kind of timeless, and so many of his albums have gotten better as time has marched on, and the world has more or less caught up to what he was doing back when he was doing it. Low might be the best example of this, as if you listen to it for the first time in 2026, you can feel the same way people in 1977 felt when listening to it for the first time (confused, maybe frightened, possibly even frustrated). But then if you listen to it a few more times, you'll be able to feel the same way people listening to it in 1980 might've felt (more appreciative, basically).