Slightly off topic but did anyone bother looking at the archives of the Village Voice via the link?
Forgotten how the VV once was that good a newspaper, instead of the rag it has become today mainly picked up for the sex adverts.
Skimmed through a few issues from the late 1970's and it is like remembering a whole other Greenwich Village and Manhattan for that matter.
ACTII hair cutters,
8th Street Playhouse (saw Rocky Horror there more than a few times)
Spartan Theatre (passed it once or twice)
J&R's Music World
Crazy Eddie Record and Tape Aslyum
Max's Kansas City
CBGB
The West End
The Gaiety (not touching that one)
The Ramrod (ditto)
Then there were the apartment listings:
Things such as "Ansonia Area, *huge* two bedroom, 2 bath, garage, luxury building with garage. Rent $822/month.
Bleecker Street - huge studio or one bedroom, $225/month.
Yorkville was still called "German town" in the listings and there are plenty of apartments <$350/month.
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