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"Instead of receiving presents, David Bowie celebrated his 66th birthday by gifting fans with a big surprise. Shortly after midnight this morning, the thought-to-be-retired Bowie delivered an exclusive new song to iTunes, titled Where Are We Now?, and the track and accompanying music video appeared on his site. This not only marked his first new song in a decade but also served as a teaser for his upcoming full-length album The Next Day. To be released by Columbia Records in early March, the album will be the British glam-rock icon&amp;#039;s 30th studio recording. Some of his best-known and most well-received records include Hunky Dory, The Man Who Sold the World and Let&amp;#039;s Dance, with Reality being his last release in 2003. Since then, Bowie made few public appearances, promoting rumors that his illustrious rock career (which began in the 1960s) had run its course. Yet the Thin White Duke was secretly at work in New York City making some musical &amp;quot;changes&amp;quot; with long-time producer Tony Visconti, who collaborated with Bowie on several of his albums.  While questions have started to surface regarding potential live performances, thrilled fans have already taken to Twitter to celebrate and share their excitement, using the hashtag #BowieComback2013. Fellow musicians also came out to praise Bowie, and Boy George even called the single, &amp;quot;bloody gorgeous.&amp;quot;  Congrats and happy birthday, David! What do you think of his comeback? Comment below! "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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