What makes Lazarus by David Bowie notable?

'Lazarus' received critical acclaim, featuring prominently in year-end lists and earning a Grammy nomination for Best Rock Performance. The title track also became emblematic of Bowie's legacy, exploring themes of resurrection and introspection that resonated across the music world, influencing artists grappling with similar existential themes. Released shortly before his death, 'Lazarus' marked David Bowie's final studio recordings. It was part of the musical presentation for his theatrical work 'Lazarus,' which reimagined themes from his earlier film 'The Man Who Fell to Earth.' This album found Bowie in a deeply introspective phase, showcasing his ability to evolve artistically even at the end of his life.