It’s tempting to imagine two legendary downtown NY music types locked in a battle of wills and egos. But talking to Dennis “Citizen” Kane and Sal Principato on a summer night, an entirely different impression is rendered. They are so accommodating and attentive, it’s actually tempting to ditch the interview and just stroll down memory lane. Reminisces of disco days gone by and musings over East Village gentrification are punctuated by polite pauses – “You were saying…”; “No, you go ahead.” It’s like “Who’s On First” at a tea party hosted by Martha Stewart. On the decks and on stage, however, things get a little more down and dirty. Between the two of them, they have more scuffs on their boogie shoes than an entire club full of bottle-service starlets could hope to buy in a lifetime. …MORE