Blondie's Debbie Harry is the latest to offer her remembrances of the late David Bowie, who lost his battle with cancer recently.

"In NYC there is a yearly Bowie Ball when local musicians all perform a Bowie song," Harry said, referencing the yearly event at Le Poisson Rouge hosted by designer Deryck Todd.

"It happens every year and this next one will be a sad and extremely heartfelt evening for everyone."

"Who doesn't love Bowie? A visionary artist, musician, actor, a completely renaissance man who has given us a long list of songs like 'Heroes,' 'Rebel Rebel,' 'Young Americans,' 'Diamond Dogs,' 'The Jean Genie,' and some memorable film performances like The Man Who Fell to Earth, Basquiat, Labyrinth, The Hunger.

I can't say enough things about David Bowie to show how much I love him."

Harry also credited Bowie with playing a big part in the success of Blondie, who opened for Bowie following the release of his album Low.