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The Blitz kids

Blitz Kids: Steve Strange, outside Club Hell — Steve Strange, outside Club Hell in Covent Garden, 1980 Photograph: Derek Ridgers

Blitz Kids: Wendy, 1980 — Wendy, in the yard behind Club Hell, 1980 Photograph: Derek Ridgers

Blitz Kids: Martin Kemp and Steve Norman — Martin Kemp (left) and Steve Norman of Spandau Ballet on the King's Road, 1980 Photograph: Derek Ridgers

Blitz Kids: Jane Cahen and friend — Jane Kahn (left) and friend, outside the Venue in Victoria, 1980 Photograph: Derek Ridgers

Blitz Kids: Clare Thom — Clare Thom (also known as 'Clare with the hair'), at Club for Heroes, a basement off Baker Street, 1981 Photograph: Derek Ridgers

Blitz Kids: Princess Julia — Princess Julia at the Blitz club, 1979 Photograph: Derek Ridgers/Derek Ridgers

Blitz Kids: Theresa Thurmer — Theresa Thurmer, aka Pinkietessa, aka Pinkie Braithwaite, who during the day worked as a secretary at the Daily Express, at the Blitz Club, 1980 Photograph: Derek Ridgers

Blitz Kids: Melissa Caplan — Melissa Caplan at the Blitz club, 1979 Photograph: Derek Ridgers

Blitz Kids: Cerith Wyn Evans — Cerith Wyn Evans, outside the Blitz club, 1980 Photograph: Derek Ridgers

Blitz Kids: Luciana Martinez — Luciana Martinez at the Alternative Miss World at Earls Court, 1981 Photograph: Derek Ridgers

Blitz Kids: Scarlet at the Alternative Miss World — Scarlett at the Alternative Miss World at Earls Court, 1981 Photograph: Derek Ridgers

Blitz Kids: Steve Linnard and Myra Falconer — Fashion designer Stephen Linard and Myra Falconer, at Le Kilt club in Soho, 1980 Photograph: Derek Ridgers

Blitz Kids: Martin Degville at Billy's — Martin Degville (later lead singer of Sigue Sigue Sputnik) at Billy's in Soho, 1978 Photograph: Derek Ridgers

Blitz Kids: Blitz club couple — Derek Ridgers: "I never found out this couple's names. They told me they were brother and sister, but then I saw them kissing later, so I think they were having me on." The Blitz club, 1979 Photograph: Derek Ridgers

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