Management originally refused to remove the singer's brick, stating it was an "historical document."
However, following phone calls from a Merseryside MP and a consultation with a child abuse victim, the club had it chiseled away.
It has now been replaced by a brick with the Mighty Wah!'s lead singer Pete Wylie's name on it.
According to the Telegraph.co.uk, West Derby MP Bob Wareing, who led the calls to have the brick removed, said: "I didn't think he [Gary Glitter] was a good role model and I wouldn't myself have wanted to put his name up. I understand the club wanting to put across the history of the Cavern Club and really not leaving anything out. But on the other hand, this is a special case."
For more on Gary Glitter, check out his NME.com page.
UK school exam board drops Gary Glitter song
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