by Debbie Harry
First published 2020
Debbie Harry takes readers inside her world as the frontwoman of Blondie during the explosive New York punk and new wave scene. She shares the raw details of life before, during, and after her time with the band. Harry describes her creative process and artistic collaborations while revealing intimate stories about drug experiences and personal relationships. She confronts the challenges she faced as a woman fighting for recognition in a male-dominated music industry. The book captures her journey from the underground clubs of New York to international stardom, told with her characteristic irreverence and spontaneity. Harry holds nothing back as she recounts the obstacles, triumphs, and eventual success that defined her career and shaped her identity as both an artist and a woman in rock music.
Genres: 20th-century, autobiography, biography-memoir, music, 21st-century, musicians
Vibes: emotional, intimate, raw
Tropes: memoir, personal-journey
Setting: New York
Period: 20th Century, 21st Century
360 pages · Hardcover · Libros Cúpula
Content warnings: drug-use