It's been a while since we last broke out Blondie, so here's "Atomic."

Rock supergroup (and old-school gay fave) Blondie was inducted into the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame yesterday, and we couldn't be more pleased to see them recognized for their brilliance. Every time we hear "Heart Of Glass," we're brought back to our beloved skating parties, as we bopped along to the infectuous beat.

But we're biting our fingernails in an anxiety fit over all the drama at the ceremony.

At the Hall Of Fame induction, various Blondie members erupted into argument on-stage over who got to perform; front-woman Debbie Harry insisted three former band members–Frank Infante, Nigel Harrison, and Gary Valentine–weren't allowed to play, due to feuds that stretch back for years. The three shunned musicians jumped up on stage and literally begged for the chance to play; Debbie Harry shrugged them off, saying "Can't you see my band is up there?" Snap.

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