Michael Jacksons schwarzer Moonwalk-Fedora wird in Paris versteigert / Photo: © AFP/Archiv
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Michael Jacksons schwarzer Moonwalk-Fedora wird in Paris versteigert
Ein ikonischer schwarzer Fedora-Hut des verstorbenen Pop-Superstars Michael Jackson soll im September versteigert werden. Der Filzhut mit einem Schätzwert zwischen 60.000 und 100.000 Euro ist das Herzstück der Pariser Rock-n-Roll-Auktion am 26. September mit rund 200 Musik-Devotionalien, wie das Auktionshaus Drouot am Mittwoch mitteilte.
Der "King of Pop" schrieb 1983 Fernsehgeschichte, als er sich den Filzhut während eines live übertragenen Motown-Konzerts in den ersten Sekunden seines Welthits "Billie Jean" vom Kopf wirbelte und zum ersten Mal seinen berühmten Moonwalk zeigte - einen millionenfach kopierten Tanzschritt, bei dem Jackson rückwärts wie über Eis zu gleiten scheint.
Zur Versteigerung in Paris stehen außerdem eine goldene Schallplatte von Madonna, ein von Depeche-Mode-Gitarrist Martin Gore getragener Anzug sowie eine seltene Gitarre des legendären Blues-Musiker T-Bone Walker, die bis zu 150.000 Euro einbringen könnte.
K.Brown--BTB