Blondie: Parallel Lines of Rebellion, Glamour, and Punk Legacy

This book follows Blondie from the cultural cauldron of 1970s New York, where Debbie Harry and Chris Stein formed the band, through early struggles at CBGB and the underground scene to their breakthrough. It explores how their sound moved through punk, new wave and beyond, examines their musical legacy and cultural impact, and looks at the human side of the band, including the challenges they faced along the way. A lively read for music fans, punk and new wave lovers and anyone curious about rock history. 87 pages.