Deborah Harry was born Angela Tremble on July 1, 1945 in Miami, Florida. She was adopted at three months of age and raised by the Harry family in Hawthorne, New Jersey. In the 1960s, she worked as a Playboy Bunny and hung out at Max's Kansas City, a famous Warhol-inhabited nightspot. Her professional singing career started in 1968 with a folk band called The Wind in the Willows...See full bio »
1999200 Cigarettes
("Rapture", "In the Flesh" / "No Exit The Loud Allstar Rock Remix" / as D. Harry)
1999No Exit
(TV documentary)
(writer: "Dreaming", "Screaming Skin", "Atomic", "Union City Blue", "Call Me", "One Way or Another", "In the Flesh", "Rapture", "Rip Her to Shreds", "Heart of Glass")
1979Eat to the Beat
(video)
(writer: "Eat to the Beat", "The Hardest Part", "Union City Blue", "Shayla", "Die Young Stay Pretty", "Atomic", "Sound-A-Sleep", "Victor", "Dreaming")
Performing in front of a camera is a new adventure for me. It's a new and much more intellectual process. Music is more of the moment, more spiritual. It's an event! (from an early 1980s interview)
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Ranked #12 on VH1's 100 Greatest Women of Rock N Roll.
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