Blonde icon Debbie Harry has a major milestone this year, but it also comes with downsides.
The singer shared what she finds most difficult about getting older in an interview with Times.
“One of the bad things about aging is that everyone is gone,” she said as she prepared to celebrate her 80th birthday in July.
While Harry revealed that getting older has its difficulties, she’s ready to see what the next chapter of life has in store for her and she also looked back at some of the lessons she’s learned over the years.
“It’s not all luck, but I feel like I’ve been treated very generously by fate and I’m more satisfied than before. I tried very hard to do something and succeeded, and got Some success is a great elixir,” she said.
Over time, Harry has learned that she wants more in this phase of her life than she did when she was younger.
“Think about [aging] every moment could be your downfall,” Harry said before revealing that she was in a different phase of her life.
“That’s the beauty of aging – you know what it means. You have it in your heart, soul and memory bank… or does that sound like an excuse? Should I come out going out and partying every night?” she added.
To celebrate her 80th birthday, Harry plans to throw a big party. She shared that even though she has turned 80, she does not always feel old.
“I don’t walk around every minute thinking, oh my God, I’m going to be 80 – but that’s how I feel. My mother often says in her head that she’s 25 and so am I,” she said. tell the store.
To date, Blondie has sold more than 40 million records worldwide. Their final studio album Pollinationwas released in 2017 and their last solo tour was in 2022. However, they had a co-headlining tour with Alice Cooper in 2024. Throughout their career, they recorded scored hits like “Call Me,” “The Tide Is High” and “One Way or Another.”
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