ITV News Poll: Your favourite David Bowie song
Following the death of David Bowie at the aged of 69, after a battle with cancer, many fans have been reflecting on the influence of his music which inspired generations.
We asked ITV News viewers what their favourite Bowie song was - and here are the results of our poll:
1 - Life On Mars?
Coming in first place, this classic Bowie track featured on his critically acclaimed Hunky Dory album - and also provided the soundtrack for the TV drama of the same name.
2 - Heroes
The title track from Bowie's Heroes album was released as a single in 1977.
3 - Let's Dance
Let's Dance was the title from one of Bowie's most commercially successful albums. It was re-released in July 2014.
4 - Starman
Bowie introduced his Ziggy Stardust persona in the early 1970s and 'Starman' was taken from his concept album about an alien rocker, called The Rise And Fall Of Ziggy Stardust And The Spiders From Mars.
5 - Space Oddity
Bowie shot to fame in 1969 when Space Oddity was released at a time when the world was transfixed with Apollo 11's journey of discovery.
6 - Ashes to Ashes
This song topped the UK charts in 1980, with Bowie describing it as being very much like a "nursery rhyme".
7 - Under Pressure
The 1981 song was originally recorded by David Bowie and Queen. Its signature intro was later sampled by rapper Vanilla Ice for his hit Ice Ice Baby.
8 - Changes
Bowie's 1972 song about "runnin' wild and facing changes" became one of his most popular songs
9 - Dancing in the Street
This collaboration with the Rolling Stone's Mick Jagger was a huge hit for the pair in 1985.
10 - Diamond Dogs
Diamond Dogs was released in 1974 and signalled a departure from his glam rock sound.