<p class="quote"><span style="color: #555555; font-family: arial; font-size: 12px; line-height: 15px;">Becoming the favorite banjo-playing Episcopalian geography expert and <a href="http://allgoodnaysayers.net/news/2007/10/09/halloween-costumes/">Halloween costume inspiration</a> of NPR listeners apparently wasn’t ambitious enough for Sufjan Stevens. Today at the Brooklyn Academy of Music’s Next Wave Festival—whose lineup also includes firebrand harpist <a href="http://www.bam.org/events/08MISU/08MISU.aspx">Zeena Parkins</a>— Stevens will present “<a href="http://www.bam.org/events/08SUFJ/08SUFJ.aspx">The BQE</a>,” a symphonic testament to that fount of poetic inspiration, the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway. But why stop there? In what follows, I’ll list some of my own favorite urban planning disasters, with accompanying theme music for each.</span></p>
Roger Moore | Stuck Between Stations
sufjan stevens, urban planning, queens, expressway, roger moore
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2009-11-04T12:38:07-05:00
<p>The Official Soundtrack.</p>
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Sufjan Stevens and Bad Urban Planning
2009-11-04T13:53:41-05:00
http://stuckbetweenstations.org/2007/11/01/bad-urban-planning/
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