Anyway as part of the oral history on my 30 plus years there “Uncle Sydney Remembers” is the working title. “Eat Shit, and Die you Jew Hating Eunuchs!” is the real masthead.
I think I’m digressing already.
What I meant to say was that way back then some of the overnight crew. That is engineers, and on air presenters started going to a nude beach together. Out on Jones Beach there was for a time an unofficial nude bathing area.
‘Least till that bastard Mayor Koch closed it down.
That prick was everybody’s enemy! He was in the pocket of the evil real-estate interests which at that time was kicking out the working poor, and middle class from Manhattan. His infamous statement at a press conference about that, “If you can’t afford it…move.” ..said his honor with a smirk! His head deserved to be impaled on a pike, and paraded about after the merciless hot bloody, and vengeful revolution! …along with all the lawyers of course.
I digresses again.
Anyway for a few years…’79~81, from late May to the beginning of September we did the beach. This got us used to seeing each other sky-clad or blue-jay nekkid. Gimme a break we was 20, and early 30 somethings. That, and mostly out of our minds. One thing led to another, and we started being naked at the radio station.
At the stroke of midnight when all the serious “day” people had gone home. This to pray to Stalin or Fidel the night crew took over. Oh such gleefully though innocent times. We did,…according to reviews, some of the more creative New York radio of the era, and a few times did it nekkid as the G-ddess intended.
Mind you those of us still breathing. What with cancer AIDS, and the stupid bullshit that just happens taking us out. The few still around probably wouldn’t do a stripped down re-run. This for esthetic reasons. Com'on would you really 'want’ to see ya grand folks nekkid…on purpose. Nuff said.
Like in my stories about routinely lunching, and walking the ledge of the Empire State Building. My legs dangling over the edge. This outside our transmitter room. …Oh the things we did, and called normal. What a time we had.
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