For one London nightclubber it was the exotic taps in the lavatory — there was a secret to making them work that instantly identified regulars. Another recalled asking a man for the time and his watch glowed the letters “NOW”. For yet another it was “dancin’ on a sofa upstairs”. The closure last week of the Fabric nightclub in central London prompted a remarkable outpouring of nostalgia, grief and anger at the death of a dance music institution. Fabric”, read one note left outside the club near the Smithfield meat market in Farringdon.

Source: The Times September 10, 2016 23:03 UTC