Most people might jump at the chance of entertaining a famous pop star over dinner.
But for one Kiwi housewife, serving up tea to a young David Bowie was just a bit too much.
In 1978, Bowie travelled to Australia and New Zealand as part of his Station To Station tour.
Christchurch man Aaron Hogg was only a boy then, but vividly remembers his father, Gary Hogg, who worked for a recording label at the time, picking up the singer-songwriter for a spot of sightseeing.
"When David Bowie came to Christchurch in 1978 for his Station to Station tour, my dad -- who worked for RCA Records at the time -- was tasked with showing him around.