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Yes but how many peroxide women out there who've experienced the liberation of being blonde (I've certainly spoken to enough who assure me its true?) might owe that to Debbie Harry?.

I think for those of us who were stuck in this 'new wave' late 70's early 80's generation thing in our impressionable years she represented a certain sultry allure, more than what you might call phyiscial beauty. The sort of girlfriend you'd like to have, but in fairness, you knew damn well would scare the living daylights out of you, before eating you alive. I think it might have had something to do with that 'New York' street credo too?

I think I'm right in saying that she's the only overseas artist (i use the would loosely) whose had No1's in the '70's, 80's, 90's and 00's. Personally I think Debbie sowed and Madonna reaped, and depsite their apparent wealth and fame, I'll still maintain the former was the better. (though right now I'm struggling to think what the 90's hit was?).

<blockquote data-quote="Warbler" data-source="post: 2079766" data-attributes="member: 65228">Yes but how many peroxide women out there who&#039;ve experienced the liberation of being blonde (I&#039;ve certainly spoken to enough who assure me its true?) might owe that to Debbie Harry?. I think for those of us who were stuck in this &#039;new wave&#039; late 70&#039;s early 80&#039;s generation thing in our impressionable years she represented a certain sultry allure, more than what you might call phyiscial beauty. The sort of girlfriend you&#039;d like to have, but in fairness, you knew damn well would scare the living daylights out of you, before eating you alive. I think it might have had something to do with that &#039;New York&#039; street credo too?I think I&#039;m right in saying that she&#039;s the only overseas artist (i use the would loosely) whose had No1&#039;s in the &#039;70&#039;s, 80&#039;s, 90&#039;s and 00&#039;s. Personally I think Debbie sowed and Madonna reaped, and depsite their apparent wealth and fame, I&#039;ll still maintain the former was the better. (though right now I&#039;m struggling to think what the 90&#039;s hit was?).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Warbler, post: 2079766, member: 65228"] Yes but how many peroxide women out there who've experienced the liberation of being blonde (I've certainly spoken to enough who assure me its true?) might owe that to Debbie Harry?. I think for those of us who were stuck in this 'new wave' late 70's early 80's generation thing in our impressionable years she represented a certain sultry allure, more than what you might call phyiscial beauty. The sort of girlfriend you'd like to have, but in fairness, you knew damn well would scare the living daylights out of you, before eating you alive. I think it might have had something to do with that 'New York' street credo too? I think I'm right in saying that she's the only overseas artist (i use the would loosely) whose had No1's in the '70's, 80's, 90's and 00's. Personally I think Debbie sowed and Madonna reaped, and depsite their apparent wealth and fame, I'll still maintain the former was the better. (though right now I'm struggling to think what the 90's hit was?). [/QUOTE]

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