The singers David Gilmour would like to be remembered as

When reflecting on his musical legacy, David Gilmour revealed that he would like to be remembered alongside artists who produced "good things", an expression he used to define musicians whose work has stood the test of time due to its quality and sincerity. Among the names frequently mentioned by Gilmour are Roy Orbison, Leonard Cohen, Bob Dylan and other composers who prioritized the strength of their songs above current trends. The Pink Floyd guitarist and vocalist has always shown enormous respect for artists capable of creating emotionally lasting music. According to him, the most important thing is not fame, sales records or commercial success, but leaving behind a catalog of works that continues to mean something to people. This philosophy can be observed throughout his career, both in Pink Floyd and in his solo work. Songs like "Wish You Were Here", "Comfortably Numb", "High Hopes" and "Coming Back to Life" continue to move new generations decades after their release. For Gilmour, this kind of permanence is the true measure of artistic success.