An exhibition, entitled A la recherche du punk perdu showed Duggan's photography together with that of Blondie-founder Chris Stein at the University of Suffolk.Blondie: Chris Stein/Eddie Duggan Punk Era Photography Exhibition @Waterfront Gallery, Suffolk The exhibition also included fanzines, flyers, badges and books from the collection of Professor Teal Triggs.Clarke, A. (2017) "Picture This: Blondie’s Chris Stein helps capture the birth of punk" Chris Stein includes a photograph of Duggan in Making Tracks: The Rise of Blondie, in which Stein and Deborah Harry recall their first meeting him during a press event in London at which he represented Sniffin' Glue.Harry, D., Stein, C., and Bockris, V. (1982) Making Tracks: The Rise of Blondie Elm Tree Books p. 77 Duggan subsequently toured with Blondie and was pressed into service as a giant ant, performing nightly on stage with Deborah Harry during the song Attack of the Giant Ants.Harry, D., Stein, C., and Bockris, V. (1982) Making Tracks: The Rise of Blondie Elm Tree Books pp. 125 & 138Porter, D. and Needs, K. (2012) Parallel Lives: Blondie Omnibus p. 155 Duggan is also pictured on the cover of the New Wave compilation album (Vertigo, 1978). He appears in the iconic and much-reproduced Chris Moorhouse photograph of the Clash gig at London's Rainbow Theatre, 9 May 1977, in which the audience passes broken seats on to the stage. Duggan discusses the photograph and the gig in an article in The Guardian.Hayes, M. (2016) "‘It was described as a riot’: The Clash at the Rainbow, London, 1977:Eddie Duggan on a legendary punk gig" The Guardian 9 December
