Debbie Harry

Award won Role or nomination

1. 1945 age 0

   Born

2. 1981 age 36

   CreditPolyestercomposer

3. 1982 age 37

   CreditThe Last American Virgincomposer

4. 1983 age 38

   CreditVideodrome

5. 1988 age 43

   CreditHairspray

6. 1989 age 44

   CreditNew York Stories

7. 1990 age 45

   CreditTales from the Darkside: The Movie

8. 1993 age 48

   CreditBody Bags

9. 1997 age 52

   CreditCop Land

10. 2002 age 57

    CreditAll I Want

    CreditSpun

    CreditThe Rules of Attractioncomposer

11. 2003 age 58

    CreditMy Life Without Me

12. 2008 age 63

    CreditElegy

13. 2009 age 64

    CreditHouse of Boys

• SBSteve Buscemi2 titles
• HSHoward Shore2 titles
• RSRobert Shaye2 titles
• MJMark Boone Junior2 titles
• RJRon Jeremy2 titles
• PHPaul Herman2 titles
• JRJulian Richings2 titles
• MSMink Stole2 titles
• JWJohn Waters2 titles
• ICIsabel Coixet2 titles

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• I think we all have issues of self-esteem and I’m not clear of that…I also think that because it’s my occupation – to be a performer and to attract attention and to appeal to sexuality – it’s sort of a given in showbiz.

  Debbie Harry, CC BY-SA 4.0

• Yes, but, you know, in a way it was good because I can sneak up on them unawares. I think times have changed in that respect. Women are serious wage-earners, and we create great things, and it seems clear to me that we can be supportive of one another regardless of what sex [we are].

  Debbie Harry, CC BY-SA 4.0

• I was working as a team and in a relationship. I wouldn’t have felt comfortable being a solo artist and I’m sure that those girls have a lot more to say about that than I do. I never went into meetings trying to get a record deal by myself, so it’s a little bit different.

  Debbie Harry, CC BY-SA 4.0

• Not at this point in my life because I’m an adult. I think we all have a little area of clutter that’s nagging sometimes and it’s often hard to get rid of. Maybe this is my purge.

  Debbie Harry, CC BY-SA 4.0

• I sort of thought: ‘Gee, maybe it wouldn’t have been so bad to have kids.’ But I don’t know if I could have done it while I was working so much…My natural inclination is to really throw myself into things. It wouldn’t be like I could hand over the baby. I would really want to be involved.

  Debbie Harry, CC BY-SA 4.0

• I don’t actually regret taking it, but I do regret the amount of time … it’s a time-consumer. But I think at that point it was a necessary evil. To some degree, it was self-medicating. It was a rough, depressing time of life and it seemed to suit the purpose, but then it outlived its benefits.

  Debbie Harry, CC BY-SA 4.0