J/Z services, which stop at Marcy Avenue, near his childhood home in Marcy Houses. R (RR) The 1977 film Saturday Night Fever shows several clips of the subway, most notably Tony's ride on the RR train. By medium Comic books In Tales of the Night Watchman #3 and #4, published by So What? Press, the story "The Dwellers of Big Bogie" takes place predominantly in the subway. A group of spider-like humanoids called Dwellers live in a cave beneath the L train in Williamsburg. It was written by Dave Kelly and illustrated by Amanda Scurti. In #3, Serena is mugged by a Dweller named Taryn while waiting for a train. In #4, Nora chases Taryn into the cave and is captured by its rulers, the maniacal Vera and her husband, the eponymous Big Bogie. In 2018, Dave Kelly and Simon Fraser began serializing a Tales of the Night Watchman strip in the Park Slope Reader, a local Brooklyn paper. The first story, "The Ghost Train", is about the elevated train involved in the infamous Malbone Street Wreck returning to terrorize the city on the centenary of the accident. The story debuted in the paper's Spring 2018 edition, number 64. Music The Arthur Gilespie 1912 song "The Subway Glide" was a popular dance piece. The jazz standard "Take the A Train", composed by Billy Strayhorn the 1940s, was named for and inspired by the then-new A train. The Velvet Underground used a painting of an old Times Square subway station entrance with pink smoke coming out of it for the cover of their 1970 release, Loaded. The Bee Gees recorded the song "Subway" for their 1976 album Children of the World. Jennifer Lopez's 1999 album was called On the 6, named after the 6 train that she regularly rode while growing up in the Bronx on her way to dance practices in Manhattan, prior to her stardom. The 1999 video for Macy Gray's video "I Try" shows Gray entering the Lexington Avenue / 53rd Street subway entrance, which at the time served the 6, E and F trains. Her train is depicted arriving on at 63rd Street. The 1999 music video of "I Knew I Loved You" by Savage Garden used the same set as the Seinfeld episode "The Subway". The music videos for both "Bad" and "Fat" take place at the Hoyt–Schermerhorn Streets station. The 1990 music video for "Just