Start with the most obvious - the scene of one of the most iconic album covers of all time and the title of the 11th Studio album from British pop icons, The Beatles.
Not sure what's happened to Duffy since the release of her follow up to UK #1, Grammy and BRIT Award-Winning album, "Rockferry", but this street is the title of Track 2: "Warwick Avenue".
One of the best saxophone solos in musical history, Gerry Rafferty's 1978 hit "Baker Street" takes its name from this iconic London location.
English rock band, The Kinks sang about people swarming like flies around Waterloo Underground in their 1967 hit "Waterloo Sunset" - Waterloo Bridge provides one of the most beautiful views of London.
The transport mode of choice in the 1964 UK Top 10 Single from Liverpool's own, Gerry and the Pacemakers - "Ferry Cross the Mersey". This land's the place they love...
The famous street that inspired the "Electric Avenue" by Eddy Grant. Built in the 1880s and the first market street to be lit by electricity - the song reached #2 in the UK charts in 1982.
