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It's been a rough day for music fans mourning the passing of rock icon David Bowie. For those who've vowed to spend Monday locked in their rooms listening to the Hunky Dory and dissecting Black Star, here are four bars where you can drown your sorrows while reminiscing and listening to songs from Ziggy Stardust himself. RIP Bowie
Two James Distillery
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Find a cocktail called "The Man Who Sold the World" — Grass Widow Bourbon, lemon, cardamom, angostura bitters, and lemon peel — for $8 at Two James tonight.
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Public House
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Public House is playing Bowie records all night long as a tribute to the late rocker.
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Old Miami
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Cass Corridor bar The Old Miami is celebrating Bowie's life with a Let's Dance! party featuring the rocker's music and screenings of The Labyrinth, The Man Who Fell to Earth, Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From Mars, Just a Gigolo, and Fire Walk with Me.
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UFO Factory
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The UFO Factory is screening The Man Who Fell to Earth, The Labyrinth, and classic Bowie videos. Customers are encouraged to bring in their favorite Bowie records and play them on the bar's turntable.
Image credit: Michelle and Chris Gerard
