Blondie, New York City, 1977

By 1977, Blondie had become one of the defining bands to emerge from New York's downtown music scene. Photographed by Roberta Bayley on a Manhattan street corner, the image captures the group at the moment when punk was evolving into a broader cultural movement that would soon reach an international audience.

As one of the photographers closest to the CBGB community, Bayley documented the artists who shaped the era from within. Her photographs are celebrated not only as portraits but as authentic historical records of one of the most influential periods in contemporary music.

Printed directly from the artist's archive, this museum-quality limited edition preserves a defining moment in the history of Blondie and New York punk.