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According to Debbie Harry, Blondie<\/a> is currently experiencing a moment of limbo.<\/p>\n There are plans to release a new album in the fall of this year, and\u00a0Harry has also noted that she’s been approached about a Blondie biopic and documentary.<\/p>\n “They’re in the works,” the 80-year-old singer recently told Vanity Fair<\/em><\/a>, “but I don’t know how a life can be summarized or given a caption. I suppose there’ll be something that’s off the wall but will somehow work. I’m happy to be doing it \u2014 it’s helping me to collect my thoughts.”<\/p>\n But with the death<\/a> of drummer Clem Burke last April, things are a bit up in the air.<\/p>\n “I ran into a wall: the [2024] tour ended, Clem died, and wow. What is this space I live in now?” Harry said. “I’m curing \u2014 I’m doing a cure. And part of that is de-cluttering up my space, which is crowded with that life. I need to get some breath, get some air in there. And I want to feel that little spark of creativity, surprise \u2014 those things. There’s a little tingle of that, and I hope that will be there for me.”<\/p>\n Harry has\u00a0toyed\u00a0with the possibility of retirement for over a decade.<\/p>\n “As for the rumors of the last tour, we’ve decided we’ll live forever,” Burke said back in 2014<\/a>. “But Debbie is older than me and has hinted it could be time. Obviously without her, there is no Blondie.”<\/p>\nIs Blondie Retiring for Good?<\/h3>\n