Blondie’s Debbie Harry wasn’t offended by David Bowie flashing penis

Debbie Harry found fame as the lead singer of Blondie, a band which pioneered the American new wave and punk scene of the mid-late 70s, opened up about her longstanding career as talk turned to the legend David Bowie. The groundbreaking late singer, who is regarded as one of the most influential musicians of the 20th century, also became a worldwide sensation in the 1970s.In the UK alone, he scored 11 number one albums (so far), and he was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1996.David, who died at the age of 69, went on to sell a staggering 100 million records worldwide and was known for his near-constant reinvention as well as visual projects.The 77-year-old admitted she thought it bizarre if anyone was “outraged” by the moment the late singer flashed his manhood after a drug-fuelled night.Speaking in a new interview, Debbie claimed it was all a part of the rock ‘n’ roll lifestyle for musicians of the decade.READ MORE: Lorraine Kelly left in disbelief over Prince Harry’s hefty paycheck Blondie’s Debbie Harry wasn’t offended by David Bowie flashing penis (Image: GETTY) Blondie’s Debbie Harry was pals with legend David Bowie (Image: GETTY)She added: “I guess I was sort of flattered, you know? He’s one of the great men that I admire in the music world, clearly a genius.”Debbie also opened up about her relationship with her ex-boyfriend and Blondie guitarist Chris Stein.The couple previously dated for 14 years but split in 1989.The duo are still good friends as he is set to join the singer on her UK tour this month.DON’T MISS…Heidi Klum unrecognisable as worm for Halloween before stripping down[LATEST]Corrie’s Sue Cleaver warns fans ‘might not like’ on I’m A Celebrity[INTERVIEW]James Corden boasts his US show’s ‘perfect’ amid ‘restaurant gate’ row[ADMISSION]She told Saga: ‘Fifty years? Disgusting, isn’t it? I would never have guessed it in a million years. But I think Chris and I had a meeting of minds.”I don’t know if I understood him as well as he understands me. He’s a very generous guy.’I hope I’ve done as much for Chris as he’s done for me. He’s made my life everything I dreamed it would be.”In the late 1960s, Debbie started her music career as a backing singer for folk group The Wind in the Willows.