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About Philadelphia

Lemme tell ya, I scoped some corners once, back in ’89. Chicago, cold as hell, steam risin’ from grates. This chick, “Candy”—real name prolly Susan—rockin’ fishnets, shiverin’. I’m like, “Girl, you freezin’ for what?” She laughs, says, “Gotta eat, big man.” Pissed me off—system’s trash, leavin’ folks desperate. But she had grit, ya know? Reminded me of Irene in the movie, holdin’ her own. “A guy can change anything—his face, his home…”—but Candy? She wasn’t changin’ shit, just playin’ the game.

Harold Robbins' 79 Park Avenue

The story is set back in the 's Depression Era and revolves around a poor New York tenement girl named Marja, accused of murdering her drunken step father.

Local landmarks? Gotta mention the old wharf, Harbor Haven. It's a mix of rust and beauty; sometimes it makes me kinda emo. And there's this tiny coffee shop on Birch Street, BlueBean Café, where I had my first cup of real espresso. Totally lit moment.

Suzanne E. (Robbins) Feldman Obituary May 3, 2025