One of the most memorable show ever to step on a stage has been the Queen frontman, Freddie Mercury. The interest in his professional and personal life has given rise to several versions of a biography of Freddie Mercury. He earned the status of legend following his tragic death in 1991 and is still conspicuous by its absence millions of fans. He was an unlikely candidate for the pop star when he entered the world in Zanzibar in 1946 as Farrokh Bulsara, the son of Indian Parsi parents. He grew up in India, was transferred to England, the Queen and the evolution of making his name, and the rest is history.
Many books tell the story of the singer. Unlike his extrovert performance, he was a private man and did not give many interviews, but several authors have gathered interesting material that is available. The most fascinating insight into the biography of Freddie Mercury are friends and colleagues who knew him well. The book begins with children at university and to chart the success of Mercury and Queen solo career. He has written classic songs, but he remembers his emotion over his charisma and stage epic voice. In addition to fan adulation, he has the respect of many other performers and books discuss friendships his celebrity, including Elton John and David Bowie.
Freddie Mercury: The Definitive Biography by Lesley-Ann Jones includes interviews with important people in his life. Freddie Mercury is written by Peter Freestone, who was the personal assistant of mercury for twelve years and was with him at the end. Peter Freestone also co-author of a biography of Freddie Mercury by David Evans on Freddie Mercury: The Afterlife. One of the most unusual books concerning the afterlife and spirit world. The Mercury Man: Freddie Mercury in My Life by Mary Howis in which, she says, messages from mercury beyond the grave.
The Show Must Go On: the life of Freddie Mercury by Rick Sky looks in the privacy of the star, including its relations with men and women in his life. The best way, however, understand the biography of Freddie Mercury, just read his own words. Freddie Mercury a Life, in his words, by the man himself quotes from his interviews are the most revealing.
Besides books, the story can be seen visually in a DVD entitled Queen – Under Review: 1946-1991-The Freddie Mercury Story. The story is told through images together, by reminding the world that the reason the singer has been so popular and why the legend persists.