Yeah, I just read that in the New Yorker article, but personally, I think that person writing for the New Yorker can stick all that up his or her ass.
I don't see where the drug deal comes into play any moreso than waiting for a band or someone you wanna talk to to come out. Plus, if you wanted to buy some drugs at the Electric Lounge, you wouldn't have to go outside to get them. Nobody cared what you did in there. That's kind of the point of the opening lyrics.
But that's just my view and I know that the New Yorkers' point of view is just as valid.
Yeah, I just read that in the New Yorker article, but personally, I think that person writing for the New Yorker can stick all that up his or her ass.
I don't see where the drug deal comes into play any moreso than waiting for a band or someone you wanna talk to to come out. Plus, if you wanted to buy some drugs at the Electric Lounge, you wouldn't have to go outside to get them. Nobody cared what you did in there. That's kind of the point of the opening lyrics.
But that's just my view and I know that the New Yorkers' point of view is just as valid.