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All hail the frontwoman. Lead singer, tastemaker, spokeswoman – she’s your girl. She is effortlessly cool, always exuding confidence and strength. She is sensuous without your unnecessary sexualization; she is glamour, she is punk, she is whatever the hell she wants to be. From Debbie Harry to Beyoncé, history’s most influential frontwomen have paved a way for all ladies to pursue their passions with grace (when necessary), power, and fierce resolution. We salute these women for all they have done in the music industry and beyond, and have created this new series to celebrate just a few of our favorites. ————— Date and photographer unknown – image via  Pinterest Before she was the mononymous  Björk , she was Björk Guðmundsdóttir, frontwoman of acclaimed Icelandic rock band the Sugarcubes. The band, which would later disband in 1992, formed on June 8, 1986 with Björk on vocals and her then-husband Þór (Thor) Eldon on guitar. It was on this same day that Björk gave birth to her ...

Debbie Harry of the punk-pop band Blondie is one of the most stylish, cool iconic women to grace the earth. Before Deborah Ann "Debbie" Harry became the iconic bleach-blonde front woman of the new wave punk band Blondie, she was the adopted daughter of two gift shop owners in New Jersey, a go-go dancer, and Playboy Bunny. It wasn't until the mid-70s that she took to the stage as a singer, but all along she had more style and attitude that she knew what to do with, a coquetish badassness that made her a star. Beyond her hair and eye makeup, she was a pioneer of the mid-70s / late-80s style we see everywhere on the runways today, from one-shoulder tops to berets to colored tights. Here's a collection of 30 hottest photographs of Debbie Harry on stage from the mid-1970s: Welcome to Summitgist.blogspot.com This is a blog site that focused on all that’s interesting and matters and history event. As a visitor, you are free to participate by sharing, comment, and asking of q...