Memory loss puts Blondie singers book on hold

Debbie Harry, who is best known for her work as the Blondie frontwoman, has admitted to having some memory problems when trying to recall the events in her life. Because of this, she has had to delay the production of her auto-biography, shelving the written work so far.

The Blondie frontwoman has been working on her memoirs for years but is finding it impossible to recall details of the band's heyday in the late 1970s and early 1980s.

So she has now decided to put the book on hold, and regrets not keeping diaries or journals to jog her memory and help her recount her life story.

The Heart of Glass hitmaker tells The Sunday Times Magazine, "I started, you know, but I never kept diaries so I'd sit there and go, 'Well what really happened?'. What it basically comes down to is that so much happened, how could anyone actually remember everything?... I don't think I was even particularly interested in remembering everything."