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They were brilliant. I still put 'Blondie' on the record player sometimes....

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She was a dang fox in her day.

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She looked good but I thought her voice kinda thin.
Never liked any of her songs.

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Sorry, gramophone. (Must try to keep up with modern technology)

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@indonesia-phil said
Sorry, gramophone. (Must try to keep up with modern technology)
I still have my gramma’s phone. It was the crank kind. I used to make “crank calls” on it.😲😉👍

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@drewnogal said
She looked good but I thought her voice kinda thin.
Never liked any of her songs.
Not even, One way or another?

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@divegeester
Assuming the subtopic is bands with women as their leaders, I preferred The Pretenders, although they came a bit later.

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@ghost-of-a-duke said
Not even, One way or another?
Hmm …… not really, I loved Stevie Nicks, liked Aretha Franklin, Cher, Diana Ross, Alison Moyet.

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Had Debbie on my wall.

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Lucky guy!

I, too, loved her in the late 70s

At Glastonbury this year she was dreadful. Sounded like your drunk aunt after too many sherries at Christmas

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To be fair, think Debbie is 78 now?

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@ghost-of-a-duke said
Not even, One way or another?
Is that the one about stalking some dude?