oh it says '1000 songs. fifty years of pop ...' it was an ad for a book+cd edition that süddeutsche zeitung is publishing and debbie was on the cover of the 1978 issue...tiamaria said:what does the writing at the bottom say ??
just found this editorial on jedroot, the photographer is patrick shaw and the inspiration is obvious
vitramond said:I think the word "icon" doesn't even do Debbie Harry justice! She's just so fascinating on so many levels but the most interesting thing about her that separates Debbie from all the other stars in music is the fact she is both hard and soft at the same time and I just find that element about her so unbelievable. The IRONY in her image is so freaking cool and no one in rock history has ever achieved that. She's both class and trash, punk and glamour, mainstream and alternative.
If you can say that you were Andy Warhol's favorite pop star, Williams Burroughs was your friend, your designer (stephen sprouse) was so loyal to you that he turned Madonna down, every freakin' female performer from Gwen to Ashley Simpson calls you an idol, fashion shows and accessories named after you, you've done pop, rock, disco, rap, jazz, theater, movies and millions of boys and girls have masterbated to your posters and wanted to be you, the you must be Debbie Harry and the icon of all icons!
...very well said!!...ROCK ON!!!.... B)
tott said:Slightly off-topic, but this is a question which has been bothering me (ever so slightly) for years and years... I don't understand when, for instance, Blondie is called punk. Punk to me is dirtier, rawer; Sex Pistols and safety pins, sort of. Bands and looks like Blondie's are quite polished after all... Why is it punk?
There seems to be a divide about classification on the two sides of the big pond?
Am I simply confused?
Its funny how everyone is dressing like that these days...vitramond said:I think the word "icon" doesn't even do Debbie Harry justice! She's just so fascinating on so many levels but the most interesting thing about her that separates Debbie from all the other stars in music is the fact she is both hard and soft at the same time and I just find that element about her so unbelievable. The IRONY in her image is so freaking cool and no one in rock history has ever achieved that. She's both class and trash, punk and glamour, mainstream and alternative.
her. Even her voice has that "hard soft" quality.The 'mirror suit' shown here is phenomenal - and all that Stephen Sprouse! Her wardrobe is a portal to endless inspiration.Mercedes said:^^^
I agree with you electricringo.
Debbie talks briefly about her style in this People magazine article. Scanned by moi.![]()
