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“He threatened to take me apart piece by piece if I didn’t back off”: How bubble-glam producer Mike Chapman turned Blondie from punks into pop stars

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“He threatened to take me apart piece by piece if I didn’t back off”: How bubble-glam producer Mike Chapman turned Blondie from punks into pop stars

One Way Or Another provided the blueprint that turned Blondie into million-sellers and cemented Debbie Harry’s status as one of rock’s foremost badasses

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