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Splash Bar defined New York City’s gay nightlife — part dance cathedral

Like much of Madonna’s genius

the bar relocated a few blocks away to 7th Avenue South

Kenneth Anger’s Lucifer Rising (1972) channels the power of rebellion

and late-night legends who came to move under the club’s towering lights and mirrored walls

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