T his display of '70s pop-culture made me reflect on my early childhood. I remember when my brother and I dressed up in white suits and danced like Tony Manero. The mural honored this great man that revolutionized the way we live. I'm not talking about Max Headroom, kids. I'm talking about '70s icon Tony Manero.
H is face looked smug, full of confidence.
It was nestled in Polly Esther's in Greenwich Village. P olly Esther's glorifies the '70s. E very inch of wall space was tattooed with posters idolizing '70s superstars. There were some classic Kiss posters and a Star Wars poster I had in my room way back in 1979. A s for teenybopper idols of the day, there were posters of Scott Baio, Andy Gibb and Erik Estrada.