Review

A definite curio, no question. Sadly, it just ain't all that great. But as a time capsule of New York in the good old days, it's a scream. David Mann - who composed the flick's music - is a flutist (yes, you read that right) who breaks away from home to make it big in New York and launch his music career.
-Mr. Powerbar

From the liner notes:
"Broadway, in the city that never sleeps. It's an all-night party, especially for young men who seek out other guys to enjoy the special kind of relationships that happen after dark. Here, away from the glare of the steetlights, men find each other... and the sex between them is the most pleasurable and sensual kind imaginable. It was a time when life, lust and love was simpler and easier. The men were there, the desperate need was there, and the privacy was there. They came for Broadway... the heat is what kept them. They were the Broadway Boys... and they were a hit!"