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Blondie: Debbie Harry Signed Debut Album for NME's Roy Carr Blondie's self-titled debut album, signed on the front cover in ballpoint, “Love, Debbie Harry, 78,” who adds an “X” to her arm. In fine condition, with slight edge wear. The record is included. From the estate of English music journalist and New Musical Express (NME) columnist Roy Carr. Carr profiled and interviewed the band in 'Blondie Cometh,' published in the New Musical Express on November 13, 1976, one month before their debut album, Blondie, was issued in December 1976. The album remained a strictly underground release, and their second album, Plastic Letters (1978), brought the band their first commercial success in the United Kingdom.
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