Vanity Fair's James Wolcott, writing recently on the glories of 1970s New York, noted that the population shrank by 10% over the decade.

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Where Kael made demands of the future, though, Wolcott has essentially produced a book-length complaint that the world is not the way it used to be.

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Wolcott is the Wayne fan thirty years advanced.

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Wolcott Hotel (New York City, NY).

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Wolcott came to New York, in the fall of 1972, because Norman Mailer liked an article he had published in his college paper the article, not coincidentally, was about Norman Mailer and had written a letter of introduction to Daniel Wolf, who then edited the Village Voice.

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