David Bowie and Mick Jagger are two of the most influential figures in rock music history, each with distinct musical styles and significant contributions. Bowie, known for his eclectic blending of rock, pop, and electronic music, often incorporated theatrical elements into his performances, while Jagger, the lead vocalist of The Rolling Stones, is celebrated for his energetic stage presence and blues-inspired rock vocals. Their collaborative single, "Dancing in the Street" (1985), showcases their unique styles. Both have left indelible marks on music, with Bowie's experimentalism influencing countless artists and Jagger's role solidifying the swaggering frontman archetype in rock.