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DESCENDING into the musty red glow of the 100 Club, you wouldn’t know you were walking the steps of music history.
Wedged between a Boots and Anne Summers, the legendary club — with its haze, heat and smell of dust and sweaty leather — is just a sliver in the wall, its neon red sign the only hint of its glorious dissent from the couture buzz of Oxford Street.
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