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Iggy Pop, 1977, by Chris Stein, my edit of original via rollingstone. 

“We toured with Iggy on his Idiot Tour. He was great. He’s such a sweet guy. And the whole Bowie connection was a huge deal to us; Bowie was playing piano in the background on that tour. Everybody knew he was there, but it was very generous. He really loved Iggy. The performances were great. When we got to Detroit, it was complete mayhem. People were just taking their clothes off – leather jackets and cameras and shit like that – and throwing them onstage. It was amazing. We learned a lot on that tour. They were super professional and Bowie gave pointers to Debbie about how to work the stage.” ~Chris Stein

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Iggy & The Stooges by Joel Brodsky, in Gimme Danger, my edit of original via chicago.suntimes

zimtrim:

Iggy Pop

karinasolis-blog:

Nightclubbing - Iggy Pop

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Iggy Pop & The Stooges at Detroit’s Grande Ballroom, 1969, by Robert Matheu

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Iggy Pop in evening gloves at The Whisky, May 1970, by Ed Caraeff, via

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Iggy Pop at Whisky a Go Go on the Sunset Strip, 1973, by Julian Wasser

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Iggy Pop & Debbie Harry, NYC 1990, by Timothy White

romyantic:

Iconic style references in Velvet Goldmine

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Iggy Pop and Ron Asheton of The Stooges, 1973. Never let anyone tell you blue eyeshadow ain’t punk.