Last week, we wrote about Blondie's latest performance venture: a live YouTube concert on Wednesday, October 10, hosted by MC's Music Editor, Sergio Kletnoy.
At last week's live YouTube concert, Blondie front woman Deborah Harry took to the stage wearing an all-black ensemble, her signature platinum locks worn super short and spiky — perhaps reminiscent of her earlier years with the band. Opening with their 1980 mega hit, "Call Me," Harry belted the song's four minutes and 17 seconds in a way that made us remember why that tune is still so popular, 32 years later.
Next playing "What I Heard" off their 2003 album, "Panic of Girls," it was clear that the remainder of their half hour-long set would be dedicated to their very best throughout their 38 years — and yes, that included "One Way or Another" from their third studio album, "Parallel Lines."
Sergio Kletnoy, MC's Music Editor, did what was, of course, a fabulous job moderating the Q&A with the band following the concert. In case you missed it live, watch the concert and Q&A in full:
And finally, Blondie is giving away three brand new tracks for free, right here.
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