With lyrics such as “Can't stay at home, can't stay in school” and “Hello world I'm your wild girl,’ “Cherry Bomb” was an anthem for teen defiance and independence. The song hit No. 106 on the Billboard charts on Aug. 7, 1976, and received a boost when it was featured in the TV movie Dawn: Portrait of a Teenage Runaway starring Eve Plumb that fall.
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In an interview shared by WRAL, Jett, who was just 16 when she co-founded The Runaways with Fowley and West, revealed the group’s signature song was written on the spot.
Currie was grateful for the song
In the 2004 documentary Edgeplay: A Film About the Runaways, Currie recalled showing up to her Runaways audition ready to perform an ill-suited Suzi Quatro song.
Currie elaborated in an interview on theRock Talk With Mitch Lafon podcast in 2019.
Currie expressed gratitude for the song that Fowley wrote within minutes of first seeing her that day.
The Runaways went on to release four albums before breaking up in 1979.
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