The song, which Roan co-wrote with its producer, Daniel Nigro, proved an arduous creative undertaking. She compares “The Subway” to her early hit “Casual,” a song about wanting someone who won’t commit, both in terms of its content and the production process. “It took an annoying amount of time to just get it right,” she says.

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Surveillance video captured the moment Sunday morning when the awning came crashing down in front of the 2 and 3 Clark Street station.

A marquee collapsed in Brooklyn Heights on Sunday, and is making the Monday commute a mess for thousands of New Yorkers.