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The city after dark and the rooms below the magazine floor — jazz and hip-hop, the club and the ball, the diner counter and the loft party, the media party and the art market, and the crackdowns that closed the night.
Nightlife and the Underground
- 9.1Chumley's: The Unmarked Door, 1989
- 9.2Two Rooms: Jazz Uptown and Down, 1989–2001
- 9.3The Dial: A Map of Who Lived Where, 1989–2001
- 9.4Hip-Hop: The Decade the Floor Did Not Cover, 1989–2001
- 9.5Nevermind: How the Music Press Told the Floor What to Think, 1989–2001
- 9.6The House: Ballroom as Mutual Aid, 1989–1998
- 9.7The Big Rooms: Limelight, Tunnel, Sound Factory, 1989–2001
- 9.8Third Street: The Nuyorican and the Slam, 1989
- 9.9After the Kitchen Closes: The Restaurant at Night, 1989–2001
- 9.10The Guest List: Who Came to the Opening, 1991
- 9.11Closing Time: The Crackdown on the Night, 1994–2001
- 9.12Not Just Dying: Gay New York Living, 1989–2001
- 9.13Girls to the Front: Riot Grrrl and the Zine, 1991–2001
- 9.14What Was On in the Cab: Talk Radio, 1989–2001
- 9.15The Favor Bank: The Party as Professional Machine, 1989–2001
- 9.16The Great Massacre: The Art Market and Its Frauds, 1989–2001