125th Street (Manhattan) - Notable Occupants

Notable Occupants

As of 2011, former president Bill Clinton maintains an office on 125th Street.

  • The intersection of 125th and Lexington Avenue is the location where Lou Reed buys heroin on the Velvet Underground's I'm Waiting for the Man from their seminal 1967 debut album, The Velvet Underground & Nico.

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