In the episodes
14 mentions across all episodes - S1E2 1 · S1E3 1 · S1E10 2 · S2E1 1 · S2E6 4 · S5E3 1 · S5E6 1 · S6E3 3
- S1E2 · Michael Musto · 1 mention in this episode
Her music crossed over between Mudd Club and Studio 54
FashionNew wave style icon
- S1E3 · Lisa Edelstein · 1 mention in this episode
At the party after Warhol's memorial
FashionPunk style icon
- S5E6 · Christopher Makos · 1 mention in this episode
The punk music side of the art crowd
FashionPunk and new wave style icon
- S6E3 · Chi Chi Valenti & Johnny Dynell · 3 mentions in this episode
In the Mudd Club crowd from the start, as Johnny remembers, moving between there and Studio 54
FashionPunk and new wave style icon
- S5E3 · Amanda Lepore · 1 mention in this episode
At the Cave Canem opening party, as James recalls
- S2E6 · Michael Schmidt · 4 mentions in this episode
Michael's razor-blade gown for her - 3,000 hand-dulled blades - ended up in the Metropolitan Museum of Art. He says she always let him do what he wanted; she played Squeezebox too
FashionRazor-blade column gown (see Mood)
- S1E10 · Joey Arias · 2 mentions in this episode
Joey met her at CBGB his first week in New York, before Blondie were signed
- S2E1 · Michelle Visage · 1 mention in this episode
Guest on The RuPaul Show
On the scene timeline
1974 · CBGB, Max's Kansas City
Blondie forms, with Tish and Snooky behind Debbie Harry
The Stilettoes become Blondie. The Bellomo sisters sing backing vocals in the earliest line-up before leaving to open a shop.
7 July 1977 · 33 St Marks Place
Manic Panic opens on St Marks Place
America's first punk boutique. Tish and Snooky mix hair colour in the back and build a global brand out of it.
2025 · East Village
Manic Panic hits its late forties and the New York Times comes calling
Tish and Snooky are still behind the counter, still the living link between CBGB and the current punk generation.