This clip is doing the rounds at the minute, his Paxman interview in 2000 where he is just absolutely on point predicting the impact the internet will have, not only on society as a whole, but to music in particular. I think it's brilliant.
Bowie: "I like to see what the new construction is between artist and audience. There is a breakdown, personified by the rave culture.... where the audience is at least as important as whoever is playing at the rave. It's almost like the artist is to accompany the audience and what the audience are doing, and that feeling is very much permeating music, and permeating the internet."
JUMP TO 6:18 FOR THE RELEVANT PART IF YOU DON'T WANT TO WATCH THE WHOLE THING.
I particularly liked one users comment:
"**** mate. seeing paxman frown dubiously as bowie is talking about how audience-content interaction will be super emphasised via the internet, whilst little does paxman know he's currently stuck inside a little box on the internet 15 years in the future, placed above a ******* audience rating system of 'likes', 'views', and 'shares'... that's priceless."