David Bowie, en route from Moscow to Helsinki 1976

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David Bowie, en route from Moscow to Helsinki 1976En route from Moscow to a press stop in Helsinki, David catches up on some local reading. The publication hes holding is The Socialist. David was traveling on a side trip with Jimmy Sternberg (aka Iggy Pop) and photographer Andrew Kent. When their train reached the Russian border, things became a little tenser. David and Jimmy were strip searched by guards looking for gold encrusted religious relics, a popular smuggling, according to the photographer.

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