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A very nice man who I had the good fortune to meet a few times when my office was at 50th and Broadway.
Back then, I spent quite a bit of time at Broadway City which was a wonderful place.
My condolences to his family and friends.
Quoted from jibmums:A sad day. A non-pinball guy was just telling me the other day that he remembered going there to play pinball when he was a kid in NYC. Was Broadway Arcade the one that often had celebrities like Lou Reed and Kiss hang out there?
Not sure about Lou Reed and Kiss, but I did play Gilligan and Addams with the original Real World cast there. I played with, I believe, Norm and Julie and a few others who I can no longer remember.
Quoted from jibmums:Just looked it up - "Celebrities play pinball at the Broadway Arcade, including Lou Reed, Roberta Flack, Matthew Broderick, Paul Simon and a host of Broadway stars and cast members and members of the orchestras, who run in during rehearsal breaks, between matinees and evening performances and even during intermissions." No mention of Kiss though.
Not surprising, it was just a few doors down from Les Miserables and the theater Letterman was using (forget the name).
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