And The Band Played On.
n his first book, San Jose State professor Todd Ormsbee claimed that this city's distinctive culture developed because of its relative geographic isolation. Bar owners banded together to form the Tavern Guild in response to police raids on their establishments in this city. A popular performer in this city was known as "the Nightingale of Montgomery Street" after his rise to fame singing at the Black Cat Bar. A popular gathering place for transsexuals in this city's (*) Tenderloin district was Compton's Cafeteria, which was the site of a 1966 riot after cafeteria staff called police to arrest rowdy patrons. Bathhouses were a common sight along this city's Castro Street, which was studied extensively by Randy Shilts in his book And The Band Played On. The first openly gay person to be elected to public office in the United States was assassinated along with the mayor of this city by Dan White. For 10 points, name this city, whose homosexual population included city supervisor Harvey Milk. 
n his first book, San Jose State professor Todd Ormsbee claimed that this city's distinctive culture developed because of its relative geographic isolation.
San Francisco 