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Haymarket (New York City Gay Cruise Bar/70's and 80's) Color:White Club South stood as oneThe Haymarket (New York City) 1970s to early 1980s Tucked into the grit of old Midtown, the Haymarket was a legendary gay cruise bar known in the 1970s for its raw, unfiltered mix of hustlers, johns, and regulars moving through the shadows of pre cleanup New York. It was part of a world where Times Square was still porn theaters, neon, and danger, and where desire and survival often blurred together in the same dimly lit rooms. More than just a bar,