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10. "Half the people in New York if they were anywhere else would be either interviewed or arrested."
Edmund
White, City
Boy: My Life in New York During the 1960s and '70s
9. "New
York is a city where there is no room for amateurs, even in crossing
the street."
George
Segal, quoted in Comedy
techniques for writers and performers: The hearts theory of humor
writing
8. "What New
York represents, perfectly and consistently, in literature and life
alike, is the idea of Hope. Hope for a new life, for something big to
happen, hope for a better life or a bigger apartment."
John
Guare, Landscape
of the Body: A Play
6. "New York City is America—dynamic, maybe brutal, but always aspiring towards the higher, the better, the impossible."
6. "New York City is America—dynamic, maybe brutal, but always aspiring towards the higher, the better, the impossible."
Van
Dinh Tran, Blue
Dragon, White Tiger: A Tet Story
5. "Being
in New York is like falling in love over and over again."
Rachel
Berry (Lea Michele), Glee:
Season Two
4. "There
has never been anything like New York on the face of planet Earth.
They can say what they want about ancient Rome, but it wasn't like
this."
Wynton
Marsalis, My
City, My New York
3. "New York is like that. It is brilliant and glittering and hard and ruthless, and a terrible cheat and a liar, but it is also full of tender little surprises, and when it's in a giving mood, it has a lot to give. If you play your cards right, and you sweat a lot, and you pay your dues, the rewards are not sometimes, but often, beyond your wildest dreams."
Lillian Roxon, Lillian Roxon: Mother of Rock
3. "New York is like that. It is brilliant and glittering and hard and ruthless, and a terrible cheat and a liar, but it is also full of tender little surprises, and when it's in a giving mood, it has a lot to give. If you play your cards right, and you sweat a lot, and you pay your dues, the rewards are not sometimes, but often, beyond your wildest dreams."
Lillian Roxon, Lillian Roxon: Mother of Rock
John
Weir, What
I Did Wrong: A Novel
Ann-Marie
MacDonald, Fall
On Your Knees (Oprah's Book Club)
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