Love this pic … Debbie Harry💘
Debbie Harry of Blondie performing at the Friars Aylesbury in Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, England🏴
…November 11 1977
📸by Geoffrey Tyrell
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17th June 2023
Today, the longtime New Yorker and mom to two Japanese Chin dogs splits her time between the Big Apple and New Jersey.
Debbie Harry: "My feelings about living in New York changed a little bit, I lived in the city for I don't know how many years - 40? I like it here in New Jersey because it's private."
Harry and Stein survived her addiction to heroin and his nearly dying from autoimmune disease, a battle that led to mounting medical bills, millions owed in taxes and the then-couple losing their home.
Debbie Harry: "It sucked, basically, I sort of feel like I was swept along in some cases. But then in some ways it was very educational, and thank God that we both survived all of that bullshit. That's life, isn't it? Does anybody get through unscathed?"
After Blondie's Glastonbury show, the band opened for her old friend — and fellow punk legend -Iggy Pop at Dog Day Afternoon in London on July 1, 2023
Debbie Harry: "I think Iggy's a much better punk than I've ever been!"
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Happy Friday everyone 🩵
Spin magazine (1986)
CHRIS: Clem plays with Eurythmics.
DEBBIE: Jimmy Destri is a new father. He just had a baby daughter, Eileen, and he’s very happy.
CHRIS: But I don’t know what happened to all the people in all the other groups in the world either, so who cares? What happened to the Police?
DEBBIE: What happened to Van Halen?
GLENN: Well, they still exist, don’t they? David Lee Roth was replaced – if such a thing is possible – by, uh…
DEBBIE: I was being theoretical.
GLENN: But what happened to Canned Heat?
CHRIS: Well, one of them died.
GLENN: Yeah, but what happened to Henry Vestine?
DEBBIE: Who knows? Maybe he replaced David Lee Roth. 🩵🤎
"Atomic" is from Blondie’s 1979 album Eat to the Beat. The disco-punk hybrid became a huge hit, reaching #1 on the UK Singles Chart in 1980 and performing well across Europe. It showcased the band’s ability to blend new wave with dance music.
Love this footage … Blondie💘
Old black and white film of Blondie rockin' out from 1977 covering Iggy Pop song "Funtime"
The disadvantage is that the image quality is not very good, but it is certainly a very valuable footage
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🇺🇸Blondie - Funtime
Love this pic … Debbie Harry💘
Debbie Harry of Blondie performing at the Paradise Rock Club,Boston,Massachusetts🇺🇸…May 27, 1978.
📸by Ron Pownall
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