David Bowie & Mick Jagger: Dancing in the Street

The song was released at the time where both David Bowie and Mick Jagger were attempting to become major pop stars. Jagger, dissatisfied with the Rolling Stones and the friction with guitarist Keith Richards, sought to ignite a solo career. Bowie had found mainstream success in the 1980s and had been recording pop music to retain the audience he gathered since 1983's Let's Dance. Ultimately, Jagger's attempts at a solo career failed leading him to recommit to the Rolling Stones in 1989. That same year that Bowie formed the band Tin Machine to shed the pop music persona he had cultivated up to that point.

Edited into Bowie: The Video Collection (1993)