I lived on W72 between Broadway and West End (actually in the building that housed the All State, which was made famous as Mr. Goodbar. From the time I arrived in 1984 until I was evicted in 1988 (illegal sublet), the corner at Broadway changed completely, with my favorite convenience store/deli transformed along with its small-business neighbors into Tower Records.
I thought it would be Paxton Whitehead,; you're broadening my horizons. Have you done Hitchens? If not, and you ever need a week off, just lemme know.
Though I haven't lived in New York, I traveled to the city every two years or so for quite a while, long enough to see Times Square transformed. Not that TS was ever a place that attracted me through all its iterations.
I lived on W72 between Broadway and West End (actually in the building that housed the All State, which was made famous as Mr. Goodbar. From the time I arrived in 1984 until I was evicted in 1988 (illegal sublet), the corner at Broadway changed completely, with my favorite convenience store/deli transformed along with its small-business neighbors into Tower Records.
I thought it would be Paxton Whitehead,; you're broadening my horizons. Have you done Hitchens? If not, and you ever need a week off, just lemme know.
Though I haven't lived in New York, I traveled to the city every two years or so for quite a while, long enough to see Times Square transformed. Not that TS was ever a place that attracted me through all its iterations.
So, not this guy?
https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/whitehead/
Okay. Something new to start the week.