The Last Transmission from Manhattan
The jazz was terrible that night, which is to say it was magnificent. It spilled from the basement doors of the Velvet Cage like smoke from a dying fire, thick and golden and impossible to ignore. I stood on the sidewalk above, adjusting my collar against the January wind, and thought about how everything in New York was either too loud or too quiet, with no middle ground between them. My name...
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