But I think there's something else at work here: For your typical self-conscious but wealthy New Yorker with egalitarian ideals, it's hard to imagine anything more uncomfortable than patronizing a store meant just for rich people.
But he's also a New Yorker with a New York musician's characteristic enthusiasm for blending avant-garde and pop sensibilities.
In Steven Soderbergh's psychological thriller Side Effects, a New Yorker takes pills for depression - and Prozac is inevitably mentioned.
Mr. SASHA FRERE-JONES (The New Yorker): Erika's a really controlled singer.
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Add to those voices seven other Republican U.S. senators -- from Maine's Susan Collins to Iowa's Chuck Grassley to Wyoming's John Barrasso -- and 11 Republican House members, ranging from centrist New Yorker Richard Hanna to tea party Floridian Allen West.
Australian actress Abbie Cornish will play a modern-day New Yorker, who becomes obsessed with King Edward's decision to abdicate for his lover.
' laughs Kurt Wiesenmaier, a 27-year-old New Yorker, who has organised the dinner for his mother's birthday.
Mr Avedon was taken on not only by Harper's, but by Vogue and Look and, late in life, the previously photo-hating New Yorker, which let him do whatever he liked.
Ms Tripp's sympathisers responded with a far-fetched attack on the sources of the reporter, Jane Mayer of the New Yorker.
Later, when I wrote about the case for the New Yorker, I found staff members to be remarkably frank -- not just about Bouwer's crimes, but about their own institution's shortcomings.
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