Comments on: debbie harry http://girlgroup.wordpress.com/2008/05/07/debbie-harry/ Just another WordPress.com weblog Thu, 10 Jul 2008 21:05:45 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: ellie3120 http://girlgroup.wordpress.com/2008/05/07/debbie-harry/#comment-7 ellie3120 Tue, 13 May 2008 02:37:08 +0000 http://girlgroup.wordpress.com/?p=5#comment-7 OH! I also found this clip of Lily Allen & Debbie Harry singing the Blondie classic "A Heart of Glass" together. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=me9Wpnu7rMY OH!
I also found this clip of Lily Allen & Debbie Harry singing the Blondie classic “A Heart of Glass” together.

]]> By: ellie3120 http://girlgroup.wordpress.com/2008/05/07/debbie-harry/#comment-6 ellie3120 Tue, 13 May 2008 02:22:59 +0000 http://girlgroup.wordpress.com/?p=5#comment-6 Kass, Your character profile of Deborah Harry is great. It's really informative & gives great insight into her rock and roll persona & lifestyle. Last week, I watched a documentary on Blondie and Debbie Harry: "Blondie: Beneath the Bleach" (Thursday, 8th of May, 8:30-9:30pm) on MAX. " In 1999, Blondie reformed for a comeback tour across the USA. Tune in and come on tour with the band and join them as they reminisce about thier rise from young New York Wavers to one of the biggest bands of the eighties!" From watching this doco, I learned a few interesting things about the life and success of both Debbie Harry & Blondie; - Marilyn Monroe was a major influence upon Debbie Harry's appearance and Blondie's debut song reflected this idea: "Platinum Blonde"; - Debbie Harry spanned the genres of folklore, pop and rock before deciding that rock and roll was her preferred style; the folkgroup she was a part of was called "Wind in the Willows" and she also contributed to the 3 person-girl group " the Stilletos"; - "Blondie" could be associated with bands and artists including "Talking Heads", "The Ramones" and Andy Warhol; - Harry's attitude towards her succession highlights her passion and love for rock music and fame: " I want to be an artist--I have to be an artist!" "My face is my fortune." It was a really interesting documentary, and in accordance with your character profile of her life, it is fair to say that Debbie Harry can be recognised as an influential woman in a man's rock & roll world! Kass,
Your character profile of Deborah Harry is great. It’s really informative & gives great insight into her rock and roll persona & lifestyle.
Last week, I watched a documentary on Blondie and Debbie Harry: “Blondie: Beneath the Bleach” (Thursday, 8th of May, 8:30-9:30pm) on MAX.

” In 1999, Blondie reformed for a comeback tour across the USA. Tune in and come on tour with the band and join them as they reminisce about thier rise from young New York Wavers to one of the biggest bands of the eighties!”

From watching this doco, I learned a few interesting things about the life and success of both Debbie Harry & Blondie;
– Marilyn Monroe was a major influence upon Debbie Harry’s appearance and Blondie’s debut song reflected this idea: “Platinum Blonde”;
- Debbie Harry spanned the genres of folklore, pop and rock before deciding that rock and roll was her preferred style; the folkgroup she was a part of was called “Wind in the Willows” and she also contributed to the 3 person-girl group ” the Stilletos”;
- “Blondie” could be associated with bands and artists including “Talking Heads”, “The Ramones” and Andy Warhol;
- Harry’s attitude towards her succession highlights her passion and love for rock music and fame:
” I want to be an artist–I have to be an artist!”
“My face is my fortune.”

It was a really interesting documentary, and in accordance with your character profile of her life, it is fair to say that Debbie Harry can be recognised as an influential woman in a man’s rock & roll world!

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