There’s many odd coincidences and chance meetings in the history of pop, but perhaps none are quite as unlikely as the day that Queen’s iconic frontman Freddie Mercury - then a simple shop assistant - crossed paths with an up-and-coming songwriter, by the name of David Bowie.
Mercury and Bowie, of course, would go on to achieve global fame and, working together, helm the extraordinary chart-topping single, Under Pressure in 1981.
