Publisher/Plexus Publishing

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"Blondie: Unseen 1976–1980" is a collection of works by American photographer Roberta Bailey. While working at CBGB, the epicenter of 1970s New York punk, Bailey served as chief photographer for the legendary magazine "PUNK." She is also known for photographing the cover of the Ramones' debut album, "Ramones," and documented the forefront of the scene from the inside, including Richard Hell and Johnny Thunders. This book contains numerous photographs of Blondie, with whom she had a close relationship, taken between 1976 and 1980. From their early days based at CBGB to their global success, the book captures the band's daily life and rapid transformation from a close distance, including on stage, backstage, rehearsals, tours, and travel. In particular, the transformation of Deborah Harry from a member of the New York underground scene to a pop icon that symbolizes the era is breathtaking. This is a valuable photographic record that captures the energy of Blondie and 1970s New York punk, including many previously unpublished photographs and a handwritten preface by Harry himself.