

Christy Canyon blew the doors off the industry, and nobody touches what she brought to the game. Those full, heavy tits and that raw, hungry presence made sure her name stuck. Born in Pasadena, the brown-eyed, brown-haired knockout jumped in back in '84 and never really looked back. Home life went sideways, so she split at 17, landed a retail job, then got pulled into a magazine spread that opened the next door. She tried to walk away at 19—long nights and a jealous boyfriend wore her out—but her scenes kept playing and eventually dragged her back in '89. She signed with Vivid, juggled fashion-design classes, finished a marketing degree in '91, then dipped again in the mid-nineties. One last comeback run, gone by '96. After that came the club circuit as a feature dancer until she hung that up too in 2001. Two-hundred-plus movies, AVN and XRCO Hall-of-Fame plaques on the wall, yet she kept a foot in the door. Wrote the book Lights, Camera, Sex! in 2003, judged Jenna Jameson’s reality show, and now she’s the voice behind Playboy Radio’s Night Calls. She’s not fucking on camera anymore, but her legend—and those legendary tits—still own real estate in every fan’s head.

Christy Canyon blew the doors off the industry, and nobody touches what she brought to the game. Those full, heavy tits and that raw, hungry presence made sure her name stuck. Born in Pasadena, the brown-eyed, brown-haired knockout jumped in back in '84 and never really looked back. Home life went sideways, so she split at 17, landed a retail job, then got pulled into a magazine spread that opened the next door. She tried to walk away at 19—long nights and a jealous boyfriend wore her out—but her scenes kept playing and eventually dragged her back in '89. She signed with Vivid, juggled fashion-design classes, finished a marketing degree in '91, then dipped again in the mid-nineties. One last comeback run, gone by '96. After that came the club circuit as a feature dancer until she hung that up too in 2001. Two-hundred-plus movies, AVN and XRCO Hall-of-Fame plaques on the wall, yet she kept a foot in the door. Wrote the book Lights, Camera, Sex! in 2003, judged Jenna Jameson’s reality show, and now she’s the voice behind Playboy Radio’s Night Calls. She’s not fucking on camera anymore, but her legend—and those legendary tits—still own real estate in every fan’s head.