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March 6, 2006

Rock and Roll Hall of Fame 2006: Blondie

Deborah Harry and Chris Stein share the rapture
April 12, 2004

Q&A: Debbie Harry Still in Rapture

Blondie singer is in awe of great rappers
June 28, 1979

Cover Story: Platinum Blondie

A tough rock group rises about the New Wave with a disco beat

Recordings and Reviews

The Curse Of Blondie

Three decades into their career, Blondie evidently want to move beyond their New Wave-era glories, and on their first album in five years, they're stretching out. They open it with an embarrassing stab at rap metal (just because Debbie Harry made "Rapture" doesn't mean she should bust a rhyme) and a...

2004 RS: 2of 5 Stars

Greatest Hits

2002

No Exit

1999

The Platinum Collection

1994

The Hunter

1982

Autoamerican

1980

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Blondie started as an ironic update of trashy 1960s pop. By the end of the 1970s, however, they were far and away the most commercially successful and adventurous survivors of the New York punk scene, with three platinum albums (Parallel Lines, Eat to the Beat, and Autoamerican). In bleached-blond lead singer Deborah Harry, new wave's answer to Marilyn Monroe, the group had an international icon. ...

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