David Bowie – $100 million
Greatest Hits: Modern Love, Changes, Space Oddity
David Bowie sold more than 140 million albums across the world, gaining a total of 10 Platinum records for his variety of successful songs. Bowie was famous for his iconic stage and public personas and performances. He had an alter ego called Ziggy Stardust, which was a gender-neutral creation that defied gender and cultural norms. At a young age, Bowie began studying music and art. His musical efforts took off in 1983 when he released Space Oddity. He was only 62 when he tragically passed, and is honored by his widow, Iman.
Glenn Frey – $200 million
Greatest Hits: James Dean, Lyin’ Eyes, Tequila Sunrise
The Eagles’ lead singer and guitarist, Glenn Frey, released plenty of hit singles like Lyin’ Eyes, Tequila Sunrise, New Kid in Town, Take it Easy, among many others. When the 1980 breakup of The Eagles was confirmed, Grey set off on his solo career, beginning with No Fun Aloud. He was a master of songs like Sexy Girl, Blues Smuggler, and The Heat is On, entering the top 40s on many occasions. Like Bowie, Frey’s life ended when he was in his 60s, at 67.