RIP David Bowie: Listen to his entire 2002 Brooklyn concert

We somehow woke up in a world today in which David Bowie no longer exists and that just doesn’t seem like it should be allowed. Bowie’s music, fashion, culture, movies and general life force was about as important an influence on Brooklyn style today as the invention of beer or headphones. So while you’re using the day to remember the man who launched a thousand dance parties, take some time to listen to this full-show recording from Bowie’s 2002 show in Brooklyn at St. Ann’s Warehouse in Dumbo. Dumbo in 2002 of course was nothing like the ritzy neighborhood it is today, but that was Bowie for you: always ahead of the trends.

RIP David. “Modern Love” is my all time favorite song to dance to and pity you if you’re standing between me and the dance floor when it comes on. Here are some other ways Brooklyn is mourning this morning:

And the stars look very different today. #ripdavidbowie https://t.co/biaBx7ZRTK

— BRIC Celebrate BK! (@BRICcelebrateBK) January 11, 2016

Trader Joe's in downtown Brooklyn blasting David Bowie's music this morning. What a serious loss. #davidbowie

— MINUS SPACE (@minusspace) January 11, 2016

"Every coffee shop in Brooklyn play my music at half volume all day with Spotify ads in between."
– Apparently David Bowie's final wishes

— Justin Perez (@justinperez) January 11, 2016

Crying in bed with all of you. Love you Bowie

— The So So Glos (@SoSoGlos) January 11, 2016

RIP David Bowie:

I'm afraid of Americans
I'm afraid of the world
I'm afraid I can't help it
I'm afraid I can't
I'm afraid of Americans

— Dick Zigun (@DickZigun) January 11, 2016