Night People: How to Be a DJ in '90s New York City

Mark Ronson takes readers on a vibrant journey through the underground music scene of 1990s New York City. With a unique blend of personal anecdotes and cultural commentary, he unveils the electrifying world of clubs, late-night parties, and the relentless passion that fueled a generation of DJs. His experiences paint a vivid picture of the thrill and chaos that defined an era where music wasn’t just entertainment, it was a way of life.

Delving into the friendships and rivalries that shaped his craft, Ronson’s storytelling is both heartfelt and candid. Through moments of triumph and vulnerability, he captures the essence of what it meant to be a DJ during a groundbreaking time, offering inspiration for musicians and dreamers alike. This memoir is not just about music—it's a celebration of community, creativity, and the night people who lived for the beat.