Debbie Harry

Debbie Harry (b.1945, real name Angela Tremble, aka Deborah Harry) is an American singer, songwriter and actress famous as lead singer of the group Blondie. Harry also pursued a successful solo career after Blondie's demise (her debut solo album KooKoo reached no.6 in the UK in 1981) although returned to the group in the late 1990's when they reformed. She has since again returned to solo and other musical projects. (read more on wikipedia)
==Links to Peel==
Aside from her involvement with Blondie, Peel and Debbie Harry's paths crossed on other occasions including appearing together on one edition of Round Table hosted by Kid Jensen in 1978 and in a rapid "interview" on Top of the Pops in 1982. As a prominent and often outspoken figure in the late 70s music scene Harry also took part in the Omnibus special The Record Machine, presented by Peel. As a DJ, however, Peel does not appear to have played any of her solo music under the name of Debbie Harry, although the mysterious "New York Blondes" featuring "Madame X" is presumed to be Harry, which he did play on his radio programmes. 
On 09 September 1980 Peel played the single 'Debbie Harrry' by Family Fodder , who also recorded a Blondie tribute album . 
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==Shows Played==
;New York Blondes Featuring Madame X
*17 October 1979: Little G.T.O. (7") London / Bomp! 
*01 November 1979: Little G.T.O. (7") London / Bomp! 
*12 October 1983 (BFBS): Little G.T.O. (7") London / Bomp! 
== Top Of The Pops ==
*27 May 1982 (TOTP): 15 second interview
*20 November 1986 (TOTP): French Kissing In The USA (11) (breaker)
== See also ==
*Round Table 
*The Record Machine 
== External links ==
* discogs
* Debbie Harry/Blondie on twitter
Category:Artists