That New York cliche about running into people you know, even while living in a city of 8 million people? It's true: While waiting inside the Bedford Ave. train station in Brooklyn on March 27, I ran into one of my co-workers. We started talking, and I told him that I just saw Bleachers, the solo project of fun.'s Jack Antonoff, perform at the Music Hall of Williamsburg. Just then, a drunk 20-something waddled over to us. "I'm really sorry to interrupt your guys conversation," he slurred, "but I...
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The Huffington Post - 22 Apr 2014 21:46
That New York cliche about running into people you know, even while living in a city of 8 million people? It's true: While waiting inside the Bedford Ave. train station in Brooklyn on March 27, I ran into one of my co-workers. We started talking, and I told him that I just saw Bleachers, the solo project of fun.'s Jack Antonoff, perform at the Music Hall of Williamsburg. Just then, a drunk 20-something waddled over to us. "I'm really sorry to interrupt your guys conversation," he slurred, "but I...
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