New York, New York

Narrator: "People are deliriously happy..." (0:03)

Saxophonist Jimmy Doyle tells USO singer Francine Evans, "I have a photographic memory."
Referring to another man: ”He’s a little crazy.”
Francine: ”No, he’s not crazy.” (0:08)

Jimmy tells his friend Eddie DiMuzio, referring to Francine, "You tell her... I’m a little nervous."

Francine tells the hotel clerk, referring to her friend, "... She’s afraid of heights. I’m worried about her..."
”Acrophobia.”
Jimmy tells the clerk, ”It’s a family crisis.”
Jimmy tells Francine, ”She was worried for a few days.”
Jimmy tells the clerk, referring to Fancine, ”She’s a little crazy...” (0:21)

Jimmy tells Francine, "Well, I’m nervous because of this audition and everything... I’m so nervous about this..."
”Now I’m getting confused.” (0:27)

The club owner tells Jimmy, "I got a hangover."
”What’s the matter, you crazy?” (0:30)

Francine’s agent Tony Harwell asks Jimmy, "What do you think I am, crazy?"
”Stay off the junk...” (0:40)

"I’m just confused." (0:48)

One band member tells another, "When you play cards, you go crazy." (0:52)

Jimmy tells the justice of the peace, "We’re a little anxious."
Jimmy asks Francine, ”You want me to kill myself over this, darling?” (0:55)

Frankie tells Jimmy, referring to Fowler, "This guy is driving me crazy." (0:59)

His associate tells Horace, "This guy must be crazy."
Horace: ”... not Jimmy Doyle and his flying zacamaniacs.”
Associate: ”Horace, have you gone crazy?”
Horace: ”Of course I’m crazy.” (1:02)

Jimmy tells Francine, "90% of all drummers are crazy." (1:09)

Jimmy asks Francine, "Are you crazy?" (1:15)

Francine tells Jimmy, "I got so worried..." (1:24)

Jimmy tells Francine, "Trumpet player OD’d..." (1:29)

Francine asks Jimmy, "You know how depressed Ellen’s been lately?"
Jimmy: ”Don’t worry about it.” (1:33)

Jimmy tells Francine, "Crazy. You’re driving me crazy."
”You’re driving me crazy."
”Don’t worry, honey.” (2:01)

Tony tells a photographer, referring to Francine, "She’s very, very nervous." (2:12)

Francine tells Jimmy, referring to the drums he sent their son, "They drive me crazy." (2:35)

Reference in The Watermelon Woman