three doors away. and high rises going up, you can still have a decent meal. anthony: you brought hip-hop culture to a very finite number of people initially on the lower east side. totally changed the world. freddy: teenagers at that time were doing something interesting so i wanted to find some people that would listen to these ideas, and that s what led me to the lower east side, and to connect with anthony: i guess you met glenn o brien. freddy: glenn o brien, yup. glenn was key to it all, because i would read his column in interview magazine, it was just brilliant. and i met him, and he embraced me, and invited me to be a part
of tv party , which was this underground anthony: i remember it well. i watched at the time. glenn: hi, and welcome to tv party . fred, why don t you tell us a little about what the holy land looks like? freddy: i want you to know. that i ve been to the holy land. and the holy land is so funky. it s funky. and through that connection is where i met all these people that listened to all these ideas i had, and that was david byrne, chris stein, and debbie harry, and so many amazing people that were just like, yeah, tell me more.