Bowie, Iggy, Lou - 'Sacred Triangle' Coming on DVD Nov. 23

Focusing on a trio of artists who shook up rock music in the early '70s, The Sacred Triangle: Bowie, Iggy & Lou 1971-1973 will be released on on DVD November 23.

By the latter part of 1971 David Bowie was considered a one-hit-wonder, Lou Reed was thought done after a solo debut that went nowhere after his years with the Velvet Underground, and Iggy Pop was looked at as the drug-addled former frontman of The Stooges. But a gathering a New York's Max's Kansas City changed everything, especially the career paths of all three.  
Sacred Triangle looks at how Bowie, Iggy and Lou all worked together on various projects.  The film tells the story with interviews, rare and classic film footage, plus recently discovered archive material, seldom seen photographs along with other features on the DVD as well. The film includes contributions from Bowie''s ex-wife Angie Bowie; Andy Warhol's Factory assistant Billy Name; MainMan Management vice president, Leee Black Childers; New York scenester Jayne [née Wayne] County and many others from an era now lost to rock'n'roll time.