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Chapter 64 No.64
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ng in audiences at the Cafe Carlyle five nights a week for the past 11 years. Regarded as the foremost living interp
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100 New Yorkers of the 1970s
“A compilation of people that Max Millard interviewed for a small New York Upper West Side magazine in the 1970s.”