I didn't particularly enjoy neuromancer. I love the world building and the subject but I realized after a few books I just don't like Gibson's style, I struggle to get through the reading.

But! If you like it, the rest of the sprawl trilogy is just as good, and the bridge trilogy is probably better.

And Blue Ant is required reading for modern marketing. Also its awesome

The first cyberpunk novel I read was True Names by Rudy Rucker. John Shirley has been called 'patient zero of cyberpunk' for his novel Eclipse. (I published a collection of Cyberpunk stories called Error Message Eyes Release 3.0 and it will be a free download on Kindle on August 24th. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0D5CCRRSB I apologize for the blatant self promotion.)

The True Names I remember was by Vernor Vinge [0]. Cory Doctorow riffed on it in 2008. But not Rudy R, as far as I know.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/True_Names

* alec effinger: when gravity fails

* pat cadigan: synners

* neal stephenson: the diamond age

and two books that bring cyberpunk elements into a larger sphere

* greg egan: zendegi. a dying engineer wants to make an AI version of himself to raise his son

* c s friedman: this alien shore (beautiful meld of far future space based sf and cyberpunk)