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One of the great pleasures of going to clubs in the nineteen-eighties and nineties was the live performance, which could be found in now defunct venues like the Clit Club and the Pyramid Club.
On a night out, you could stumble upon fabulous stage shows, such as the Duelling Bankheads or the Night of 1000 Stevies, which were presented with seriousness and creativity.
These experiences were a testament to the city's vibrant entertainment scene, where you could discover new talent, make friends, or simply enjoy the music and dance.
you wondered if—while watching the amazing Duelling Bankheads, for instance, or so many people who got up so brilliantly as Stevie Nicks on the Night of 1000 Stevies—you were high on the entertainment, or on dancing with your chosen community, or just amazed by what New York had to offer by way of creativity.
Autor's resume: Nightlife of the past.
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