#14: Blondie – “Rapture” (1981)
It was cool, strange, and ahead of its time. “Rapture” introduced rap to a broader audience and did so with a touch of surrealism. Here, we see the great Debbie Harry sliding through a futuristic cityscape. Graffiti art, weird dance moves, and sci-fi style gave it an otherworldly vibe.
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