The publication's Jason Lamphier, who compiled the playlist, wrote, "Assembling the definitive Blondie playlist is next to impossible (Parallel Lines, alone, is damn near flawless), but if you’re looking for some of the finest, most thrilling moments of Debbie and Co.’s 40-year career, start here."
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Wednesday, 19 March 2014
Out Magazine Presents 'A Blondie's Dozen' - Some Of The Finest, Most Thrilling Moments Of Blondie's Career
The publication's Jason Lamphier, who compiled the playlist, wrote, "Assembling the definitive Blondie playlist is next to impossible (Parallel Lines, alone, is damn near flawless), but if you’re looking for some of the finest, most thrilling moments of Debbie and Co.’s 40-year career, start here."
Blondies' Deborah Harry Talks New Album, New Tour and Possible Blondie Movie With Out Magazine.
In a fresh interview with Out Magazine's Michael Martin, Blondie's lead vocalist Deborah Harry talked about the band's new album 'Ghosts Of Downloads, their upcoming world tour, the possibility of a Blondie biopic, and much more:
In a photo studio in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, Debbie Harry is sitting on a couch, looking fantastic — as she does; that’s her thing — talking about Beth Ditto of the Gossip, with whom she duets on the new Blondie album, Ghosts of Download. “She is a terrific girl. I love the fact that she’s crazy — an independent spirit.” She smiles wryly. “And, you know, I like tough girls.”
“She’s a fabric of her own imagination, not somebody else’s,” she continues. “Which is really important.”
In a photo studio in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, Debbie Harry is sitting on a couch, looking fantastic — as she does; that’s her thing — talking about Beth Ditto of the Gossip, with whom she duets on the new Blondie album, Ghosts of Download. “She is a terrific girl. I love the fact that she’s crazy — an independent spirit.” She smiles wryly. “And, you know, I like tough girls.”
“She’s a fabric of her own imagination, not somebody else’s,” she continues. “Which is really important.”
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