Bootleg Blondie

Bootleg Blondie is a tribute act to Debbie Harry and Blondie, performing at St Luke's in Glasgow. Formed in 2001, the group has worked with two founder members of the band.

Bootleg Blondie is a tribute to Debbie Harry and Blondie, formed in 2001 and described by the act as the world's official No.1 tribute to the band. It is the only tribute to have performed with two founder members of Blondie: drummer Clem Burke and Gary Valentine, a bass player and songwriter who has also written books.

The group toured the UK twice alongside Clem Burke under the name CBBB, and released the original single "Enigma Soho Au Go Go" to accompany those tours. Blondie's eleventh album, Pollinator, thanks the group, and the band has played at CBGB in New York. Clem Burke and Bootleg Blondie are currently writing songs for a rock opera about London.

The lead vocalist, Debbie Harris, plays a guitar signed by all of Blondie's members at every show. Debbie Harris is the niece of the British-American actress and singer Shani Wallis, who played Nancy in Lionel Bart's Oscar-winning film Oliver! Debbie Harris also appeared on two BBC1 episodes of Even Better Than The Real Thing, hosted by Paddy McGuinness. St Luke's hosts concerts and shows in Glasgow.