CBGB’s Storefront on the Bowery Before Its 2006 Closing
Taken January 2006
CBGB and CB's 313 Gallery at 313-315 Bowery in Manhattan. CBGB was the Bowery club closely associated with the emergence of American punk and new wave, while the adjacent gallery operated as a related performance and exhibition space. This image dates from 2006, the year CBGB closed after a dispute with its landlord.
Taken January 2006
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