10 Must-Read Music Books That Will Rock Your World

9. Face It: A Memoir By Debbie Harry

No One Here Gets Out Alive Jim Morrison
HarperCollins

As lead singer of legendary band Blondie, Debbie Harry became an emblem of punk and new wave music, breaking boundaries, and defying conventions. In this compelling memoir, Harry reflects on her early life, the highs and struggles of her music career, and the complex dynamic of fame. In Face It, Debbie shares her remarkable journey from a struggling artist to the pinnacle of success.

A veteran of ‘70s and ‘80s pop and the epitome of New York City cool, Harry, along with Blondie co-founder Chris Stein, fused their love of punk, rock, disco, hip hop and reggae to create tunes we’re still obsessed with to this day. A memoir that’s not only brimming with colourful storytelling but also contains never-before-seen photographs, unique illustrations, and entertaining fan art, this is a fascinating read from start to finish.

With tales of her early days as an adopted child, to her moving to the Big Apple to start her music career, Harry takes us with her through the wild journey that is her life. Want a book that vividly captures the glamour and grime of ‘70s New York City with stories of The Ramones, Talking Heads, Iggy Pop and David Bowie? Then this is perfect for you to sink your teeth into.

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