By Mark Nobes, chief editor
In the UK, "I Want That Man" entered the official singles chart at No.52 on 1st October 1989, peaking at No.13 on 29th October for one week. It spent a total of 10 weeks inside the Top 100.
The single also reached No.2 in Australia (on the Aria Top 50 Chart), No.7 on the Irish Singles Chart and No.8 on New Zealand's Recorded Music NZ Chart.
The B-side "Bike Boy" is a punk rock song that featured as a bonus track on the CD and cassette versions of Def, Dumb & Blonde.
Deborah tells us she wants a lot of things, including a pair of pink high heels and to be Queen of the USA, but most of all, she want's that man, although who the man actually is isn't revealed.
Directed by Mary Lambert, the video frequently switches between two scenes. In one of them, Deborah is on stage (dressed in black) performing the song in front of fans. In the other scene, the setting is a gothic room which resembles the inside of a castle with white candles and stone walls.
This video features Debbie Harry performing "I Want That Man" on BBC Top of the Pops in 1989.