Debbie HarryDebbie Harry dominated the 1980s as a global pop icon, starting the decade by fronting Blondie to massive chart-topping success with hits like “Atomic,” “Call Me,” and “Rapture,” which famously brought hip-hop to mainstream MTV audiences.

When the band split in 1982, she launched a distinct solo career under the name Deborah Harry. She released acclaimed solo albums like KooKoo and Rockbird, scoring the hit single “French Kissin in the USA.” Alongside her music, Harry became a sought-after actress, starring in cult classic films like Videodrome and Hairspray, cementing her status as an enduring multi-talented icon.