Genre: Glam Rock In the 1970s he took glam rock to unprecedented levels and recorded hits such as Suffragette City, Changes, and Moonage Daydream.
- Mark Bolan
- Mott the Hoopie
- David Bowie
- Elton John
Answer
The correct answer is C) David Bowie.
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