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Musician or hooker?' muses Debbie Harry as she fluffs up her peroxide hair in her London hotel room. 'I would have definitely made a lot more money if I'd been a hooker, not a singer.' Harry, the punk Marilyn who launched a million crushes when she hit the late Seventies music scene with the band Blondie, laughs as she speaks. Rather surprisingly for a bone fide icon, she doesn't take herself too seriously. She thinks it's hilarious that word went round she was a lady of the night before she became a rock star. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER] |