Deborah "Debbie" Harry (born July 1, 1945) is an American singer-songwriter best known as the lead singer of Blondie and for a solo career that began in 1981 with albums such as Koo Koo.

Lead vocalist of Blondie; prominent figure in the 1970s–80s new wave scene; released solo albums including Koo Koo (1981), Rockbird (1986), Def, Dumb & Blonde (1989), Debravation (1993) and Necessary Evil (2007).

DeBaser's reviews cover five Deborah/ Debbie Harry solo albums spanning 1981–2007. Reviewers note stylistic shifts from new wave and pop-rock to funk, electro-pop and experimental tracks. Collaborators mentioned include Nile Rodgers, Bernard Edwards and producers across decades.

For:Fans of Blondie and new wave; listeners interested in Deborah/ Debbie Harry's solo work and genre experiments.

 Overall, an original and hard-to-classify album that still fascinates and divides listeners today.

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 In short, an album where you find a little bit of everything, sung by an artist who doesn’t lie about her age and does not shy away from expressing herself musically as she wishes.

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 In short, a beautiful album that still sounds good today.

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 Debravation reached the top 25 in the UK, and it’s an excellent crossover album for those who are not satisfied with the usual pop starlets.

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 The track was a success throughout Europe, it reached the top ten in Britain and entered the Hot 100 chart in the United States.

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