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Plot summary
The Kid co-owns Glam Slam in Seven Corners, a club willed to him by Billy, who owned First Avenue. Morris Day holds the other share, runs his own place, Pandemonium, and wants the whole neighborhood, Melody Cool and the Clinton Club included. Needing $10,000 for the mayor of Seven Corners, he presses The Kid with a threat to take over Glam Slam completely. The Kid spends his private hours composing songs and writing letters to his dead father. Aura arrives, an angel from Heaven who wants both men to lead better lives, and each is drawn to her. Morris keeps putting his band onstage to pull The Kid's customers away.
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Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Graffiti Bridge (1990)
Can contain spoilers, watch the movie first.
- Terry Lewis said the film was originally a vehicle for The Time, but "in the end the story got lost and it became a Prince picture", adding that the band at least "got to hang out for six months on somebody else's budget".
- The film's title comes from a real bridge in Eden Prairie, Minnesota, which was demolished in the early 1990s to make way for new construction but is still remembered locally.
