Which British music biography book is the most gripping read for any fan?

A gloriously honest romp through decades of riffs, riots and questionable life choices. Somehow he remembers most of it.

A witty, warm memoir about being an accidental pop star while just trying to live a normal life. Refreshingly unglamorous.

Sequins, tantrums, addiction and redemption, all served up with proper piano-bar wit. Impossible to put down.

Divisive, dramatic and often hilarious, whether you love him or roll your eyes. Published as a Penguin Classic, naturally.

A short but brilliant reflection on why Bowie mattered so much to so many. Perfect for a rainy Sunday afternoon.