
Walking down the street.
NYC

Walking down the street.
NYC

Bill Cunningham
1929 – 2016
“I go out every day.
When I get depressed at the office, I go out,
and as soon as I’m on the street and see people,
I feel better.
But I never go out with a preconceived idea.
I let the street speak to me.”

Late night street scene, NYC.

Hotel Carter. NYC.

Afternoon sunshine and shadows.
NYC.

Late afternoon rain sweep down the East River, NYC, after the heat of a long pre-summer Sunday.
iPhone out the window.

What to say? I have always loved my records which were bought back in the day after much scrimping and saving for the absolute favourites, to have and to hold in my hands with love forever, never ever to part.
Solace in moments of delicious loneliness they wear their needle scratches much as I wear now the lines on my face but hear the songs, the tracks of your youth, and the years peel away. Forever young.
Unbelievably (why do I say this?) Bob Dylan and Van Morrison among others will be playing concerts during the summer out at Forest Hills in Queens. Do I want to be there? You bet! But I’m on the move in and out of NYC over the summer and I can’t commit to tickets, on the assumption that they’re not sold out already.
So Happy Birthday Bob, what’s 75 years when we were all so much older then but younger than that now?

Black coffee and a slow morning going nowhere . . .

Harlem sunset . . . . NYC.

Smiling for the camera.
NYC.
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