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In "Face It," Debbie Harry chronicles her rise to fame with the legendary band Blondie, detailing the highs of commercial success and the lows of heroin addiction, a crippling bankruptcy, and the near‑death of her partner, Chris Stein. She reflects on Blondie’s eventual breakup, her extensive film career—over thirty productions—her solo music ventures, and the triumphant return of the band. The memoir concludes with Harry’s outspoken advocacy for environmental causes and LGBTQ rights, offering a candid look at her resilience and commitment to social issues.
First publish date: 2019
Genre: Biography & Autobiography/Autobiography
Authors: Debbie Harry
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