Tin Pan Alley was: a street in New Orleans with many beggars an area of Atlantic City known the food industry, particularly soup canning, as well as several great ragtime musicians a hub for songwriters and music publishers in New York City a street in Chicago known for great musicians, particularly percussionists
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