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The show has been headquartered in New York City since 1969 and has always been based between West 63rd and West 64th Streets.
Sesame Street becomes a real intersection in New York City
When I was doing my volunteer gig as a greeter in a kiosk in Central Park recently, a young woman came by to ask me how to get to Carnegie Hall.
I couldn't resist. I said "practice."
She didn't crack a smile. I don't think her English was very good and she wasn't familiar with corny American jokes.
So I told her how to geographically navigate to 57th Street and Seventh Avenue.
When I was doing my volunteer gig as a greeter in a kiosk in Central Park recently, a young woman came by to ask me how to get to Carnegie Hall.
I couldn't resist. I said "practice."
She didn't crack a smile. I don't think her English was very good and she wasn't familiar with corny American jokes.
So I told her how to geographically navigate to 57th Street and Seventh Avenue.