Lady Gaga has expressed deep admiration for David Bowie, describing her emotional response to his influence and believing her career has been a plea for his recognition.

She paid tribute to Bowie at the 2016 Grammy Awards with a medley of his songs shortly after his passing at age 69 from cancer.

Gaga wrote a heartfelt letter to Bowie, which is now displayed at the V&A East Storehouse in London as part of the new David Bowie Centre, showcasing over 90,000 items related to the legendary artist.

The David Bowie Centre houses an extensive archive of 90,000 items, with 200 pieces currently on display, emphasizing Bowie's enduring cultural legacy.

The exhibition features Bowie’s costumes, instruments, personal notes, lyrics, sketches, photographs, and a note revealing his favorite songs and plans for an unfinished musical.

Additional Bowie-related releases include a special edition live album for Record Store Day 2025 and the sale of his childhood home in Bromley.

A new box set celebrating Bowie's final years was released over the weekend, part of a series of reissues covering different eras of his illustrious career.

Curator Dr. Madeleine Haddon highlighted that the collection offers behind-the-scenes access to Bowie's working archive and underscores his influence across art, music, and fashion.

The David Bowie Centre opened at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, displaying Bowie's archive, including previously undiscovered notes for a musical he was working on before his death.

The heartfelt letter to Bowie is signed, reflecting Gaga's personal connection and admiration.

Lady Gaga has publicly expressed her love for Bowie, noting that his use of glamor served as a message of healing and inspiration for her own artistic pursuits.

Gaga has described Bowie’s artistic style as a form of healing and has shared how his influence has shaped her artistic aspirations.