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CALEB CARR ROSEMARY’S BABY BATMAN AVENGERS MADONNA HISTORY OF VIOLENCE BATMAN MARIANNE FAITHFULL CAPTAIN AMERICA MICHAEL JACKSON LE CHANTEUR DE JAZZ NINA SIMONE IL ÉTAIT UNE FOIS EN AMÉRIQUE DAREDEVIL DIAMANTS SUR CANAPÉ LE DIABLE S’HABILLE EN PRADA RAMONES HIP HOP FAMILY TREE DIE HARD SIMON & GARFUNKEL DO THE RIGHT THING SUR LA ROUTE LES AFFRANCHIS STING MARTIN SCORSESE NEWLE YORK GUIDE FOUR ANNIE HALL BIRDMAN GIRLS WU-THANG CLAN THE VELVET UNDERGROUND AMERICAN PSYCHO A$AP ROCKY TRUMAN CAPOTE LES ANIMAUX FANTASTIQUES THE PREACHER WOODY ALLEN STEVEN SPIELBERG THE PUNISHER VAMPIRE WEEKEND MARATHON MAN 30 ROCK LE LOUP DE WALL STREET FAME L’ASSOCIÉ DU DIABLE THE DOORS L’ATTRAPE-CŒURS HARLAN COBEN LARGO WINCH STANLEY KUBRICK ELFE JOHN LENNON SPIDER-MAN OLIVER STONE GANGS OF NEW YORK LÉON CHELSEA HOTEL CONFESSIONS D’UNE ACCRO DU SHOPPING BILLIE HOLIDAY LE BÛCHER DES VANITÉS MAFIA BLUES ART SPIEGELMAN VINYL JASON BOURNE JE SUIS UNE LÉGENDE X-MEN MAMAN J’AI ENCORE RATÉ L’AVION BEASTIE BOYS OASIS FRIENDS FRANK MILLER BRIAN DE PALMA WONDER WOMAN MAUS LENNY KRAVITZ MANHATTAN BOB DYLAN HOW I MET YOUR MOTHER GOSSIP GIRL SUPERMAN ELLA FITZGERALD NEW YORK TRILOGIE GOTHAM JACK KEROUAC DESALICIA KEYS 1000 WATCHMEN LIEUX THE GET CULTES DOWN SPIKE LEE HOMELAND J.D SALINGER LA MORT AUX TROUSSES WILL EISNER BILLY WILDER JAY-Z DE FILMS, SÉRIES, MUSIQUES, BD, ROMANS LA FIÈVRE DU SAMEDI SOIR HARLEM QUARTET IRON FIST LEONARD COHEN MEN IN BLACK TOM WOLFE LUKE CAGE NEIL YOUNG LOUIE SOS FANTÔMES BROOKLYN NINE-NINE SAM RAIMI KINGSMAN SEXE ENTRE AMIS SEINFELD TONI MORRISON LE PARRAIN THE ROLLING STONES PAUL AUSTER MALCOM X GATSBY LE MAGNIFIQUE JESSICA JONES JAMES BOND MAD MEN MR ROBOT ANDY WARHOL ORANGE IS THE NEW BLACK TAXI DRIVER MANHATTAN TRANSFER WEST SIDE STORY KING KONG COCKTAIL DUKE ELLINGTON THE CLASH AC/DC BLAKE EDWARDS ALAN PARKER SEX AND THE CITY AVENGERS SIDNEY LUMET QUAND HARRY RENCONTRE SALLY VANILLA SKY LOU REED CROCODILE DUNDEE GUNS N' ROSES FRANCIS SCOTT FITZGERALD LES SOPRANO KANYE WEST PETIT DÉJEUNER CHEZ TIFFANY HISTORY OF VIOLENCE VILLAGE PEOPLE LE GUIDE DES 1000 LIEUX CULTES DE FILMS, SÉRIES, MUSIQUES, BD, ROMANS ÉDITO NYC. Comment expliquer que l’association de ces trois lettres puisse débrider aussi puissamment l’imaginaire ? Il y a quelque chose d’irrationnel et d’évident à la fois tant la métropole new-yorkaise offre tous les possibles. À l’image de sa statue éclairant le monde depuis l’embouchure de l’Hudson, New York incarne la liberté. Toutes les libertés. Et donc forcément celle de création. Réalisateurs, acteurs, scénaristes, chanteurs, musiciens, dessinateurs, écrivains… "Big Apple" a toujours été la muse d’un grand nombre d’artistes. Avec plus de 40 % de ses 8,6 millions d’habitants d’origine étrangère, elle est aussi la ville la plus cosmopolite du monde. Son fameux melting pot constitue l’une de ses forces. New York en a conscience. Elle s’est construite grâce à tous et a beaucoup à offrir en retour. Chacun peut y puiser ce qu’il recherche. L’inspiration n’y a pas de limite bien sûr, mais sa transposition est aussi une évidence. "Quand on fait un flm à New York, on obtient plus que ce que l’on demande. C’est ce que j’ai appris, lorsque j’ai tourné Taxi Driver", témoignait l’un de ses enfants, Martin Scorsese, dont les caméras se sont si souvent posées dans ses rues. Oui, New York est généreuse. C’est probablement pour cette raison que, depuis toujours, elle exerce son irrésistible pouvoir d’attraction auprès des artistes du monde entier. Par leurs œuvres, ceux-ci transmettent alors leur fascination pour la cité auprès du grand public. Consciemment ou non, ils sont des traits d’union. Des ambassadeurs. Et le message est entendu. Chaque année, la mégapole annonce une hausse de sa fréquentation touristique. Il est impossible de mesurer quelle est le rôle des flms, séries, musiques, bandes dessinées et romans dans cette attractivité. Mais il existe, comme en atteste la part toujours plus élevée de touristes visitant des lieux qu’ils ont découverts par le biais de la pop culture. Ces endroits-là sont nombreux à New York. Innombrables même. Et pas toujours faciles à dénicher. Nous vous en avons sélectionné un millier. Trois fois rien au regard de ce que compte la ville. Mais suffsamment pour la découvrir avec un autre regard, en partant sur les traces de ses héros préférés. À vous de jouer… 3 SOMMAIRE 7 MODE D’EMPLOI 88 QUARTIERS 232 PAUL AUSTER 90 LOWER MANHATTAN 234 JACK KEROUAC 9 FANTRIPPERS 96 SOHO & TRIBECA 236 JEROME DAVID SALINGER 10 CONSEILS PRATIQUES 100 CHINATOWN, LITTLE ITALY 238 LES MAÎTRES & LOWER EAST SIDE DE LA LITTÉRATURE 14 PLAN DU MÉTRO 104 GREENWICH VILLAGE 240 LES ÉCRIVAINS CONTEMPORAINS 16 NOS COUPS DE CŒUR 110 EAST VILLAGE 114 CHELSEA 242 FILMS 18 INCONTOURNABLES 118 FLATIRON DISTRICT 244 LES LIEUX MYTHIQUES 20 STATUE DE LA LIBERTÉ & UNION SQUARE 246 LES FILMS DE A À Z 22 EMPIRE STATE BUILDING 122 MIDTOWN 356 ALLER PLUS LOIN 24 PONT DE BROOKLYN 136 UPPER WEST SIDE 26 TIMES SQUARE 142 CENTRAL PARK 358 SÉRIES 28 GRAND CENTRAL 146 UPPER EAST SIDE 360 LES LIEUX MYTHIQUES 30 NEW YORK PUBLIC 150 HARLEM & HEIGHTS 362 LES SÉRIES DE A À Z LIBRARY 154 BROOKLYN 430 ALLER PLUS LOIN 32 BETHESDA FOUNTAIN 164 QUEENS 432 MUSIQUES 34 FLATIRON BUILDING 170 BRONX 434 LES LIEUX MYTHIQUES 36 METROPOLITAN MUSEUM 174 STATEN ISLAND OF ART 436 LA MUSIQUE DE A À Z 178 PARCOURS 38 CHRYSLER BUILDING 498 ALLER PLUS LOIN 180 FANTRIPPER 40 CHELSEA HOTEL 500 BANDES DESSINÉES 182 SUPERHÉROS 42 LUNA PARK DE CONEY 502 LIEUX MYTHIQUES 184 MAFIA ISLAND 504 LA BANDE DESSINÉE 186 POLAR DE A À Z 44 THÉMATIQUES 188 COMÉDIES ROMANTIQUES 556 ALLER PLUS LOIN 46 MÉTROS 190 COMÉDIES MUSICALES 48 CASERNES DE POMPIERS 192 GRATTE-CIEL 558 ROMANS ET NYPD 194 LE GOÛT DE NEW YORK 560 LIEUX MYTHIQUES 50 PONTS 196 FIFTIES & SIXTIES 562 LES ROMANS DE A À Z 52 PARCS 198 GREEN APPLE 628 ALLER PLUS LOIN 54 POINTS DE VUE 200 ESPRIT DE NOËL 630 INDEX 56 SPORT 202 WOODY ALLEN 58 CULTURE 204 SPIKE LEE 640 CRÉDITS 60 MUSÉES 206 MARTIN SCORSESE 62 THÉÂTRES 208 SEX AND THE CITY 64 SALLES DE CONCERTS & 210 SITCOMS DISCOTHÈQUES 212 LA LOI DES SÉRIES 66 SHOPPING 214 BEASTIE BOYS 68 KIDS 216 RAMONES 70 HÔTELS 218 NEW YORK ICONS 72 GOURMANDISES 220 SONGWRITERS 74 BARS 222 POP ROCK 76 CAFÉS 224 HIP HOP & RAP 78 RESTAURANTS 226 STAN LEE 80 DINERS & DELIS 228 LES MAÎTRES DE LA 82 PIZZAS & ITALIENS BANDE DESSINÉE 84 SUR LE POUCE 230 UNDERGROUND 86 WORLD FOOD 5 Nos coups de cœur New York est une ville que tout le monde peut s'approprier. Nous avons tous notre New York. Nos lieux préférés, nos bons plans et nos adresses que nous aimons partager. Il en va de même avec la pop culture, dont l'histoire se lit dans les rues de Big Apple à travers des sites incontournables mais aussi parfois plus confden- tiels. Des trésors bien cachés en somme. Un immeuble culte, une fresque hommage à une légende, un bar d'où est partie la contestation... Voici nos coups de cœur. Voici notre New York ! FILMS SÉRIES M111 Apollo Theater, F121 Verazzano-Narrows Bridge, S35 Green-Wood Cemetery, Live At The Apollo (James Brown) La Fièvre du samedi soir (John Marvel's Daredevil (Netflix) M158 Rivington Street, Badham) S65 Music Inn, Paul's Boutique (Beastie Boys) F141 Pomander Walk, Hannah et La Fabuleuse Mme Maisel (Amazon) M162 Immeubles , ses sœurs (Woody Allen) S68 Immeuble de Monica, Friends Physical Graffti (Led Zeppelin) F151 The Dairy Visitor Center and (NBC) M166 Albert's Garden, Gift Shop, Il était une fois (Kevin S81 The Steps Street, Ramones (Ramones) Lima) The Get Down (Netflix) M197 Sniffen Court, F152 Washington Street, Il était une S108 Manoir Archibald, Strange Days (The Doors) fois en Amérique (Sergio Leone) Gossip Girl (CW) M216 The Dakota, Watching the F211 North Cove Marina, Le Loup S115 Staple Street Skybridge, Wheels (John Lennon) de Wall Street (Martin Scorsese) Gotham (Fox) F238 Sutton Place Park North, S174 BBQ (Smorgasburg), BD Manhattan (Woody Allen) Master of None (Netflix) B8 Serendipity 3, F328 Quartier général, S266 American Century Records, Andy, un conte de faits : La vie SOS Fantômes (Ivan Reitman) Vinyl (HBO) et l'époque d'Andy Warhol (Typex) F339 Siège d'Oscorp, Spider-Man B80 Radio City Music Hall, (Sam Raimi) MUSIQUES Hip Hop Family Tree T. 3 1983-1984 F398 Winter Garden Atrium, M47 Chelsea Hotel, (Ed Piskor) Wall Street : L'argent ne dort jamais Chelsea Hotel #2 (Leonard Cohen) B118 Strand Bookstore, The New (Oliver Stone) M77 West 4th Street, The Freewhee- York Four (Ryan Kelly, Brian Wood) lin' Bob Dylan (Bob Dylan) B188 The Daily Planet, Superman M82 Empire Diner, (Joe Shuster, Jerry Siegel) The Great Wall of China (Billy Joel) B195 The Cloisters, New Teen Ti- M83 Habana to Go, Guaranteed tans (Marv Wolfman, George Pérez) Raw (The Notorious B.I.G.) ROMANS R34 Greenwich Hotel, Central Park R136 (Guillaume Musso) R42 Bryant Park, Le Cinquième jour (Maud Tabachnik) R92 Siège du New York Police Department, James Bond : Vivre et laisser mourir (Ian Fleming) R109 Ellis Island, Manhattan Transfer (John Dos Passos) R119 Woolworth Building, New York (Paul Morand) R136 The Ansonia, La Poursuite du bonheur (Douglas Kennedy) R144 Bramford, Rosemary's baby (Ira Levin) R165 Stonewall Inn, La Tendresse sur la peau (Edmund White) 16 B000I2 PAG INCONTOURNABLES New York est une ville d'incontournables.
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