Music books: From Mark Ronson’s insight into being a DJ in 1990s to Bruce Springsteen’s 50th anniversary book

Releases include Night People: How to Be a DJ in ‘90s New York City; Blitz: The Club That Created the 80s and more

Suzi Ronson: ‘David Bowie called me, sobbing, the day after Mick died ... He hadn’t done anything to help’

Suzanne Fussey was a young hairdresser when she met David Bowie. It turned into a rock’n’roll life on the road – and marriage to his guitarist Mick Ronson

Mick Ronson: Only After Dark review – Bowie sidekick’s moment to shine

The guitarist’s solo work is gathered here, but he was a reluctant rock star

Lullabies for Catatonics review – A serious swing through the archives

A terrific dot-joining exercise from Grapefruit Records

David Bowie took risks, was a beacon for non-conformers

His music was an portal escape, a sense that with a lightening flash we could be heroes

Ever the absolute beginner: Bowie, by Simon Critchley

Review: David Bowie created the Ziggy zeitgeist more than 40 years ago and has spent every creative moment since experimenting, innovating, recalibrating

From the Velvets to Drella: Lou Reed’s greatest hits