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So in that, his self-aggrandizing claim of being on the scene before there was one is at the very least, documentation of how he considered himself way more important than he actually was to the whole thing. There's a bit too much Blondie as well. ... deborah harry(1)
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www.amazon.com/Punk-Whole-Story-DK-Publishing/dp/075662...
www.amazon.com/Punk-Whole-Story-DK-Publishing/dp/0756623596
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A new book, titled "DEFinition: The Art and Design of Hip-Hop" by Cey Adams with Bill Adler, contains some rare Charlie Ahearn stills of Deborah Harry and Blondie making the "Rapture" video in 1981. (Check out a review of the book at Mic to Mic, or buy the book here .) The significance of the "Rapture" video is...
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www.deborahharry.com/news.shtml
www.deborahharry.com/news.shtml
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The world had simply never seen anything like that before. ... He gives us the elements of the shark, the spider, the scorpion, insects, worms, crocodiles, teeth, crushing limbs, wombs, razor surfaces across and down which we slide unable to get a hand hold, ... STRANGE ENCOUNTERS OF THE SWISS KIND, by Deborah Harry and Chris Stein;
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www.hrgiger.com/alien4a.htm
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With sexiness and style reminiscent of Marilyn Monroe, Deborah Harry represented the image of the '70s. From the plaid shirt and tight jeans she wore on the back cover of Blondie in 1976 or the stunning white dress and heels she sported on Parallel Lines, Harry defined the centerfold or cover girl of the era.
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www.askmen.com/women/singer_150/175c_blondie.html
www.askmen.com/women/singer_150/175c_blondie.html
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Before Blondie, Harry was the backup vocalist for a group called Wind In The Willows. When Stein met the former Playboy Bunny, they not only became romantically involved but also formed a group, the Stilettos. ... We do, however, hold the licensing ourselves for our last two [studio] albums. So, that will be a different...
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www.deborah-harry.com/dh/billboard.htm
www.deborah-harry.com/dh/billboard.htm
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In many ways, though, Deborah Harry's collaboration with the Jazz Passengers is not so surprising. Way before punk, ... We duly talk about her re-emergence as a jazz singer, her reworkings of standards and the odd Blondie song with the Jazz Passengers, and about her nervousness at fronting a 60-piece orchestra.
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www.guardian.co.uk/music/2002/may/12/artsfeatures.popan...
www.guardian.co.uk/music/2002/may/12/artsfeatures.popandrock
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There are few rock women who have made a dent as deep as as Deborah Harry. From her roots as the front woman of Blondie to the sleek 'n' smart groove music she occasionally makes with the Jazz...
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www.vh1.com/artists/interview/1571008/20071002/harry_de...
www.vh1.com/artists/interview/1571008/20071002/harry_deborah.jhtml
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all in all i have come away feeling very positive about the future of the whole thing, that maybe blondie is something beyond being one of the worlds biggest cult bands... ... this is all an odd very subtle struggle now, its perhaps the 'cold war' of rock, not as defined as it was in the days before MTV as the fellow says:
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www.blondie.net/2003_09_01_blondie_chris_stein_archive....
www.blondie.net/2003_09_01_blondie_chris_stein_archive.php
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"Before Madonna was the official 'Material Girl' of the '80s or Gwen Stefani sang about being "Just a Girl" in the '90s, there was Deborah Harry, the bottle-blonde 'Sunday Girl" of the '70s and the new-wave band Blondie." (Fitzpatrick, "Calendar" section, p. 8) ; ... "'...[T]he songs are good, they still hold up.
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