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“There was no food allowed backstage, only drugs and booze”: Clem Burke’s stories of Debbie Harry, Bob Dylan, Iggy Pop and more

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“There was no food allowed backstage, only drugs and booze”: Clem Burke’s stories of Debbie Harry, Bob Dylan, Iggy Pop and more

He was a Ramone, been treated like royalty when touring withNancy Sinatra, got hot dogs from Jerry Nolan and played with Pete Townshend: He’s Blondie drummer and more Clem Burke

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