Village Preservation traces the Velvet Underground’s early connection with Andy Warhol through Café Bizarre on West 3rd Street. Lou Reed was part of the band at the centre of that story. The map marks the wider neighbourhood: the historic club is no longer an operating music venue.
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Village Preservation traces the Velvet Underground’s early connection with Andy Warhol through Café Bizarre on West 3rd Street. Lou Reed was part of the band at the centre of that story. The map marks the wider neighbourhood: the historic club is no longer an operating music venue.
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Village Preservation traces the Velvet Underground’s early connection with Andy Warhol through Café Bizarre on West 3rd Street. Lou Reed was part of the band at the centre of that story. The map marks the wider neighbourhood: the historic club is no longer an operating music venue.
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