The Bronx

===Songs===
{{see also|List of songs about New York City}}
* "[[Jenny from the Block]]" (2002) by [[Jennifer Lopez]],<ref>This Is Me... Then (liner notes). Jennifer Lopez. Epic Records. 2003.</ref><ref>Cartlidge, Cherese (2012). Jennifer Lopez. Lucent Books. p. 13. {{ISBN|978-1-4205-0755-3}}. Jennifer Lynn Lopez's parents, David and Guadalupe, were both born in Ponce, the second-largest city in Puerto Rico.</ref> from the album ''[[This Is Me... Then|This is me...Then]]'' is about the South Bronx, where Lopez grew up.<ref>"Jennifer Lopez: Actress, Reality Television Star, Dancer, Singer (1969–)"</ref>
* In Marc Ferris's 5-page, 15-column list of "Songs and Compositions Inspired by New York City" in ''[[The Encyclopedia of New York City]]'' (1995),<ref>''[[The Encyclopedia of New York City]]'', edited by [[Kenneth T. Jackson]] ([[Yale University Press]] and the [[New-York Historical Society]], New Haven, Connecticut, 1995 {{ISBN|0-300-05536-6}}), pages 1091–1095</ref> only a handful refer to the Bronx; most refer to New York City proper, especially Manhattan and Brooklyn. Ferris's extensive but selective 1995 list mentions only four songs referring specifically to the Bronx: "On the Banks of the Bronx" (1919), by [[William LeBaron]] & [[Victor Jacobi]]; "Bronx Express" (1922), by [[Henry Creamer]], Ossip Dymow & [[Turner Layton]]; "The [[Tremont Avenue]]<!--intentional disambiguation--> Cruisewear Fashion Show" (1973), by [[Jerry Livingston]] & Mark David; and "I Love the [[New York Yankees]]" (1987), by Paula Lindstrom.