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	Making Tracks - Debbie Harry, Chris Stein, Victor Bockris The ultimate Blondie book written by Debbie and Chris themselves. Details of what the duo were involved in prior to Blondie, how they met, the Blondie early days, their struggles and the band's rise to fame. Includes accounts of tours and encounters with various other musicians. Packed with photos from the beginning of Debbie's career through to the 'Koo Koo' period.
	Platinum Blonde - Cathay Che A well researched and indepth account of Deborah's life and career, featuring interviews with both Deborah and the people closest to her. The book suffers through the authors constant fawning to the subject, but it is nevertheless a worthwhile addition to any Blondie fan's collection.
	Blank Generation - Roberta Bayley etc A black and white photographic history of the New York and UK punk scenes. Includes pictures of Blondie and many of their contemporaries taken in and around CBGBs and The Bowery.
	Please Kill Me - Legs McNeil and Gillian McCain A superb account of the rise and development of the NY punk scene compiled entirely from quotes and interviews with the people involved. Not many direct quotes from Debbie / Chris, but they are constantly referred to.
	Rock Fashion - Joshua Sims A beautiful, hard back coffee table book dealing with the relationship between modern music and fashion. Has some stunning, rarely seen,full colour Debbie / Blondie pics from the '70s through to the late '90s.
	Rock Style - Tommy Hilfiger Tommy Hilfiger's account of rock music's effect on fashion, includes Debbie pics.
	Needs Must - Kris Needs Kris Needs is a journalist and was the editor of UK punk magazine 'Zig Zag'. This book is an account of his obsession with music and his adventures touring with a variety of famous names, Blondie included. Kris' first marriage broke up when his wife found him in a drunken clinch halfway up a ladder with Debbie Harry.
	Portrait of a Young Man Drowning - Charles Perry The powerful novel which was adapted for the screen play of Deborah's film 'Six Ways to Sunday'. The book is every bit as compelling as the film but leads to a very different ending.

	Jazz Passengers - Individually Twisted Deborah's studio album as full time member of the Jazz Passengers. Includes a duet with Elvis Costello and the Jazz Passengers' version of 'The Tide Is High'.
	Jazz Passengers - Live In Spain This live album lacks the polished feel of 'Individually Twisted' but is nevertheless a valuable addition to anyone's collection. Includes 'Dog In Sand', the first track that Deborah recorded with the JPs.
	Roy Nathanson - Fire at Keaton's Bar and Grill Superb album from Jazz Passenger Roy Nathanson. The album tells the story of a fire in a bar through the eyes of the club's inhabitants. Debbie plays the part of 'Cups', the barmaid, she wrote the lyrics for the song that she performs. The album also features Elvis Costello.
	Deborah Harry - The Collection Cut price album release on Disky Records. Features tracks from Deborah's solo career including 'French Kissin In The USA', 'Backfired', 'Communion' and 'Bike Boy'.
	Deborah Harry - Most Of All, The Best Of Another compilation of Deborah's solo material, this features some of the better known tracks from 'Def Dumb and Blonde'such as 'I Want That Man' and 'Brite Side'. Also contains the superb 'Well Did You Evah' with Iggy Pop.
	OST - 200 Cigarettes Features 'In the Flesh' and an exclusive Blondie medley - 'Rapture, Maria and the Loud AllStar Rock Remix of No Exit.' Also tracks by the Cars, Nick Lowe, Joe Jackson etc.
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	Heavy (VHS Pal) Deborah stars as Delores, a middle aged woman living in a small town who's been around the block a few times. The arrival of a young newcomer to town (Liv Tyler) makes Delores aware of the frustration and loneliness she feels in her own life. A slow moving but enjoyable film. Deborah is unglamorous but heartbreakingly beautiful.
	Six Ways To Sunday (DVD Region 2) Based on Charles Perry's novel 'Portrait of a Young Man Drowning', Debbie stars as the mother of a young man who becomes drawn into a life of crime. Deb is hilarious as the obsessive matriarch who refuses to let her son grow up. She spends most of the film in a housecoat and slippers, only dressing up to challenge the rival of her son's first girlfriend.
	Blondie Live (VHS Pal) One of the last concerts from the original incarnation of Blondie, features 'Heart of Glass', 'The Tide is High', 'Rapture' and 7 other tracks.