She reflects: “I would say that Wood Green and Wood Green High Street was our main meeting point. You know, because there’d be the people coming from Enfield, people coming from Edmonton, people coming from Tottenham; the public transport facilities, they’d all find a way to Wood Green. So, we’d all meet in Wood Green and we’d get the 29 bus into Soho. And we used to go to this club, I think it’s on Greek Street, and I don’t even think it exists anymore. It was called Moonlighting.”

The two women also get nostalgic about the night bus, with Amfo saying: “Do you know what? I was just thinking this the other day, and I will always say, the night bus is a rite of passage for everybody. Whether you have no choice but to take it or not, whether you just want to take it once to experience it, I feel like everyone who goes out in London, you just need to take the night bus. Because you never know what can happen.”

Eddo-Lodge agrees: “And sometimes, you can have more fun on the night bus than you can in the club…”

If this has made you yearn for a night out in London, you can listen to the full conversation on This City with Clara Amfo.

Reni Eddo-Lodge and Clara Amfo just made us nostalgic for the London night bus