July 1, 1945 / Cancer / Age 79
Debbie Harry is an American-born Playboy Bunny, model, actress, and musician. She was born under the sign of Cancer on July 1, 1945 in Miami, Florida, United States. Her birth name is Angela Trimble. She is also known in the industry as Deborah Ann Harry or Deborah Harry.
The renowned Debbie Harry graced as a featured Playboy Celebrity in December 1980. Her measurements are 34-24-35. Debbie Harry has natural breasts, seductive green eyes, and brown hair.
Debbie Harry graced the pages of Playboy in December 1980, but her ties to the Bunny world stretch back a decade before she became a music icon. Long before Blondie took over the airwaves, Debbie served drinks and turned heads as a Playboy Bunny at the New York Playboy Club in 1970. The gig was just one stop on her journey through the city's electric downtown scene.
Debbie was adopted at three months by Catherine and Richard Smith Harry and raised in Hawthorne, New Jersey. With her signature platinum locks and razor-sharp attitude, Harry always stood out. Voted Best Looking at Hawthorne High School, she went on to graduate from Centenary College in 1965 with an Associate of Arts degree. New York City soon called, and Debbie answered — working as a secretary at the BBC Radio office before picking up jobs as a go-go dancer, waitress at Max's Kansas City, and of course, a Playboy Bunny.
Debbie's first foray into music came with the folk band The Wind in the Willows in 1968, where she sang backup vocals on their only album before the band quietly disbanded. It wasn’t until she crossed paths with guitarist Chris Stein in 1973 that the blueprint for Blondie began to form. The pair first played together in the theatrical girl group the Stilettos before forming Blondie in 1974. With her hypnotic voice and punk-meets-glam style, Debbie fronted the band to massive success, defining the late '70s and early '80s with hits like "Heart of Glass", "Call Me", and "Rapture".
By the mid-'90s, Debbie was still making waves on the dance charts, with remixed Blondie singles like "Rapture" and "Atomic" dominating the clubs. With her eternal cool and fearless artistic spirit, Debbie Harry remains one of New York's most notorious and influential icons — from Bunny ears to rock stardom.