BIGGIE Sean Combs and widow Faith Evans' No. 1 hit, the Police-sampling
''I'll Be Missing You''
BACH Electronic music pioneer Wendy Carlos' landmark 1968 album
Switched-On Bach
Edge Bach. Suck it, Sting!
CAUSE OF DEATH
BIGGIE Multiple gunshot wounds
BACH Stroke
Edge Strokes are harsh — but it's Biggie's game all the way.
WINNER
It's a fat man by a narrow margin: Biggie Smalls!
The most popular album by the most popular artist in LTT's Twelve column, Bowie's Hunky Dory (Virgin, 1971), was the shape-shifting artist's first masterpiece — but it wasn't a hit in the U.S. Looking like a silent-film actress on the cover, Bowie kicks off with the glittery ''Changes,'' croons through the Broadway-ready ''Life on Mars,'' and pays tribute to Warhol, Dylan, and the Velvet Underground. In the end, however, he sounded only like himself.
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