Face It

Debbie Harry, the iconic frontwoman of Blondie, offers an intimate look into her life, chronicling her journey from suburban New Jersey to the vibrant, gritty punk rock scene of 1970s New York City. This memoir delves into the formation and rise of Blondie, detailing their groundbreaking sound that merged rock, punk, disco, reggae, and hip-hop, and her role in challenging gender norms and artistic boundaries. Readers will encounter her collaborations with figures like Andy Warhol, David Bowie, and Iggy Pop, alongside the personal struggles that include addiction, financial hardship, and the band's eventual dissolution and triumphant return.

"Face It" provides a visceral, soulful account of a woman who forged her own path, showcasing her multifaceted career as a musician, actor, and activist. Filled with previously unseen photographs, illustrations, and fan art, the book recreates the downtown New York scene and presents a detailed portrait of an artist whose unwavering self-expression set a standard for a generation.