Synopsis

Once confined to the perception of an urban blight, heroin addiction has now blossomed into a national crisis. This shift is reflected in Lesley Stahl's report from Harlem, where she profiles a vibrant chorus of singers aged fifty-five and older. Alongside this, previously unseen interview excerpts from a 60 Minutes profile on David Bowie, a project that ultimately remained unfinished, offer another glimpse into the artist's world.