Susanna Clarke, the eponymous Jonathan Strange and his wife Arabella maintain a home in Soho Square as their residence in London. The Soho Square garden contains a bench that commemorates the singer Kirsty MacColl, who wrote the song "Soho Square" for her album Titanic Days. After her death in 2000, fans bought a memorial bench in her honour, inscribing the lyrics: "One day I'll be waiting there / No empty bench in Soho Square". The Lindisfarne album Elvis Lives On the Moon also includes a song named "Soho Square". Nearby places (not adjoining) Tottenham Court Road tube station Oxford Street, to the north Charing Cross Road, to the east See also Squares in London List of garden squares in London Notes and references Notes References External links Pictures of Soho Square Squares in the City of Westminster 1681 establishments in England