What is the most iconic symbol of Detroit?

By YPB TeamOct 2

Assembly lines and Motown, a giant bronze fist and a square pizza with burnt edges. Motor City is famous for far more than motors.

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Motown
Berry Gordy's record label, run from the Hitsville U.S.A. house on West Grand Boulevard.
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2
Ambassador Bridge
The 1929 suspension bridge to Windsor, the busiest crossing on the US–Canada border.
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3
Michigan Central Station
The Beaux-Arts station that stood empty for decades before Ford restored it.
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4
Spirit of Detroit
Marshall Fredericks' 1958 bronze giant outside the city-county building.
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5
Hockeytown
The Red Wings' nickname for a city that has won eleven Stanley Cups.
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6
Fox Theatre
The 1928 movie palace on Woodward Avenue, one of the largest of its era.
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7
Detroit Industry Murals
Diego Rivera's 27 fresco panels of the Ford River Rouge plant at the Detroit Institute of Arts.
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8
Detroit-Style Pizza
Square, deep pan pizza with caramelised cheese edges, born at Buddy's in 1946.
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9
Vernors
The barrel-aged ginger ale sold in Detroit since 1866.
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10
Joe Louis Fist
Robert Graham's 24-foot bronze arm honouring the heavyweight champion.
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11
Coney Island Hot Dog
A natural-casing dog with chili, onions and mustard, fought over by Lafayette and American Coney Island.
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12
Heidelberg Project
Tyree Guyton's outdoor art installation built from salvaged objects on the East Side.
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13
Ford Model T
The car Henry Ford mass-produced on the moving assembly line, starting in 1913.
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14
Renaissance Center
GM's seven-tower riverfront headquarters, the city's tallest skyline landmark.
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15
Belle Isle
The island park in the Detroit River, home of the James Scott Memorial Fountain.
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16
Guardian Building
The 1929 Art Deco 'Cathedral of Finance' in orange brick and tile.
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17
Cadillac
The luxury brand founded in Detroit in 1902 and named after the city's founder.
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