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which is the description bit that no one reads. Welcome back to part two of the story of Studio 54.

When we left them, owners Steve Rabell and Ian Trager were building the iconic venue that would change the landscape of New York Nightlife forever.

Coming up in this episode, against a backdrop of a city in Termal,

the club's infamous opening night and legendary celeb-filled drug-fueled parties

dominate the New York night,

as Andy Warhol, Grace Jones, Diana Ross and anyone who's anyone,

battle for access to the only place to be.

Thank you. Anyone who's anyone. Battle for access to the only place to be. Tom, let me take you back to 1977 in New York.

Okay.

Tell me about the start, the opening night of Studio 54.

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