gangster Lefty Ruggiero and played by Al Pacino) says: "... ask anybody, anybody, about Lefty, from Mulberry Street ..." In the film Gangs of New York (2002), the character Bill the Butcher refers to Mulberry Street as one of the five streets forming the Five Points intersection. Music Billy Joel's song "Big Man on Mulberry Street" is a jazz influenced song from his album The Bridge (1986). The street is also named in the song "Io tengo n'appartamento" by the Italian singer Renato Carosone: an old story of a rich singer in Little Italy missing his hometown Napoli. The Italian-American hip-hop group Lordz of Brooklyn mentions Mulberry Street in their song "The Bad Racket", talking about a Mafia "sit-down" on Mulberry Street. Twenty One Pilots' "Mulberry Street" from their album Scaled And Icy Television In Season 4 of Sex and the City, Aiden and Steve open a bar on Mulberry Street. The Alienist, Season 1, Episode 2 talks about Mulberry Street. In Season 1, Episode 10 of The Sopranos, Mulberry Street is mentioned. References Further reading External links New York Songlines: Mulberry Street, a virtual walking tour Mulberry Street Storefronts - photographs of buildings and stores along Mulberry St from Chinatown through Little Italy See also Mulberry (disambiguation) Mulberry Street (disambiguation) Five Points, Manhattan Streets in Manhattan Italian-American culture in New York City Little Italys in the United States Lower East Side Chinatown, Manhattan