Talking Heads frontman David Byrne thinks that the rich have ruined New York, but is he right? In an editorial for The Guardian, Byrne writes that the city he knew in the 1970s has drastically changed. He says that "this city doesn't make things anymore." He claims that, if young creative types aren't allowed to flourish here, the city will become more like Hong Kong or Abu Dhabi, which he claims "don't have culture." He says that "the lure of easy bucks Hoovered this talent and intelligence up"...
Talking Heads frontman David Byrne thinks that the rich have ruined New York, but is he right? In an editorial for The Guardian, Byrne writes that the city he knew in the 1970s has drastically changed. He says that "this city doesn't make things anymore." He claims that, if young creative types aren't allowed to flourish here, the city will become more like Hong Kong or Abu Dhabi, which he claims "don't have culture." He says that "the lure of easy bucks Hoovered this talent and intelligence up"...
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