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Elmo's Hideaway
A family business expands downstairs
by Jan Schlain
posted 11/19/2008
Elmo’s Hideaway, beneath Elmo’s Main Street T-Shirts, is no Birdland or Village Vanguard. Still, it sure gave owner Elmo Morales a thrill when his first paying customer was musician Dick Siegel, who reserved the place for an Obama fund-raiser. That’s just why Morales opened it—to tap into memories of going to Greenwich Village hot spots with his high school
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