The Village Voice unleashes its annual "best of NYC" issue this week. Check it out
here. The issue features an essay from Tom Robbins titled "
The Hidden History of the City's Greatest Era." He writes, in part:
The fact is that to live in New York in the late '70s to early '80s was to enjoy a cornucopia of inexpensive artistic and intellectual entertainments.
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