The grimy, sticky stages of CBGB & OMFUG, infamously known as the hangouts of iconic punk acts like The Ramones, Blondie and Talking Heads in New York City, appears to be reopening… albeit in a very different form than its ’70s counterpart.
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In a notable turn from its rebellious past, CBGB will join such eateries as Auntie Anne’s Pretzels, Jamba Juice and Manchu Wok at Newark Airport in January.
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The owner of the CBGB brand declined to comment to Gothamist.
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Spencer Platt/Getty Images CBGB, which stands for Country, Bluegrass and Blues, opened in 1973 by the late Hilly Kristal.
Now though, because its trademarks were “assigned to a holding company”, it’s now set to re-open as a burger restaurant inside Newark Airport in New Jersey. It closed for business in 2006.
While most CBGB fans would like to see a new club resurrect the name or even a chain ala the Hard Rock, what they are getting nearly sounds like a cruel joke.
CBGB L.A.B. will serve everything from $9.00 Disco Fries to a $42.00 Prime Rib, according to a menu posted online by East Orange, New Jersey radio station WFMU.
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Kristal died in 2007, and the following year designer John Varvatos turned the site into a retail store.
