Let's Talk About Blondie
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Greatest women of rock
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http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=aDcqoB5qIEE
1983 interview promoting Videodrome:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=N2DKh6yImkQ
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Debbie & Kermit
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la dolce vita
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Debbie was able to navigate the genres well and never lost her edge or style. She's very lucky she was a part of Blondie.
Posted: 12/18/13 at 6:40pm

I think the edge was gone by "The Tide is High," no matter how popular that song was.
But since this thread is called "Let's Talk About Blondie," let's! Clem Burke was a really powerful drummer, one of the most powerful that came out of the CB's scene. He was my favorite Blondie to watch in concert.
Posted: 12/18/13 at 7:08pm
And he's from my hometown!
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