This is the subway stop nearest to where the Ramones grew up in Forest Hills, Queens.

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On March 18, 2002, the Ramones were inducted into the Rock and Roll of Fame. The ceremony was held at the Waldorf-Astoria in New York, and a newly-mohawked Eddie Vedder (with leather jacket and Ramones t-shirt) introduced Johnny, Dee Dee, Tommy, and Marky. Joey had died the year earlier.

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When Joey Ramone was eighteen, he checked himself into St. Vincent's Hospital. The diagnosis was obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD), and he felt there were voices that made him repeat things. As Mark Leigh (Joey's brother) put it: "The doctors said...it would render him useless to function in society for the rest of his life."

Hey Ho, Let's GO. Hey Ho, Let's GO.

St. Vincent's Hospital closed on April 30, 2010, after being open for 160 years.

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This dive bar used to feature live music. On December 11, 2000, it was also the last place that Joey Ramone performed, when he hosted an annual Christmas show that showcased bands he was supporting: the Independents, the Misfits, and his sibling's (Mickey Leigh) band, the Rattlers.

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This is the location of the Ramones Museum Berlin. It is well established that Joey Ramone had a love for Germany, and apparently they have reciprocated.

From their website: "RAMONES MUSEUM founder Flo Hayler started his collection of RAMONES memorabilia 18 years ago, launching his insanity with the ticket stub, poster and shirt from his first ever RAMONES concert in 1990."

The space features memorabilia, a cafe (Cafe Mania), and a venue for performances.

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