Introduction
<div class="legacy-text"><div class="legacy-text">On a fabulously wasted date in the legendary Hotel Chelsea in New York, my gorgeous little punkette Vivid and I are carelessly playing out the greatest love affair of punk rock history. Take a Cheap Holiday In Other People's Misery, a violent love story and a murder mystery!...<br /> On October 12th 1978 Nancy Spungen, the girlfriend of the punk icon Sid Vicious, was found dead in the room 100. <br />Did Sid kill Nancy? Eh, who cares, darling, Vive le Punk!<br /><br />VIVID SAYS: Those tiles are stained still... and under the sink is carved "Manko + Vivid". A little ghost remind of us hidden, but present, always. Will you go there? Could you find it? Like little puzzle pieces of a punk past.<br /><br />While we curled up in the room, a door swung open on us, without a visible hand. I like to think it was Nancy, stopping in to say "oi"<br /><br /><br />Punk's not dead.</div></div>
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