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| Johnny Lydon, otherwise known as Johnny Rotten.           mbl.is/Freyja Gylfa | 
Reykjavik has a new museum, the Iceland Punk Museum and, with a nod  to anarchy it's actually located in the former public toilets in  Bankastr�ti in the city centre. Who better to open a punk museum than  the world's most famous punk - John Lydon- better known as Johnny Rotten  from legendary UK punk band The Sex Pistols.
Lydon is a guest of the Iceland Airwaves festival and took part in  the Airwords programme at Harpa where he read excerpts from his books.
The Icelandic Punk Museum offers a fascinating look at the history of  punk in Iceland with photographs and objects related to the period  around 1980. Iceland's music history is documented from early days to  the punk and new wave revolution which in turn served to create some of  Iceland's best known artists including Bj�rk, The Sugarcubes and Sigur  R�s.
Lydon officially opened the museum last Wednesday
The Icelandic Punk Museum is located at Bankastr�ti 2.
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| John Lydon at the Icelandic Punk Museum           mbl.is/Freyja Gylfa | 
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| Inside the new museum. .           mbl.is/Freyja Gylfa | 
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| Svarti �lfur M�nason, a famous Icelandic punk.            mbl.is/Freyja Gylfa | 
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| The punk museum is located in a  former public toilet.            mbl.is/Freyja Gylfa | 
Morgunbla�i�. "Johnny Rotten Opens the Reykjavik Punk Museum." Iceland  Monitor. November 6, 2016.  http://icelandmonitor.mbl.is/news/culture_and_living/2016/11/06/johnny_rotten_opens_the_reykjavik_punk_museum/. 
 
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