Ryan Tate of Gawker notes that anti-corporation folksinger Ani DiFranco was in The Wall Street Journal editorial staff Thursday night to play a few songs.
“DiFranco played a song about Barack Obama! Also, something off her newest album. Owner Rupert Murdoch was not around, probably because he ran home to get his tie-die and water pipe and got caught in traffic, or so we like to imagine.
“We also like to imagine DiFranco acoustically reformed some of those right-wing vulgarians on the editorial page, but we’ll settle for the folksinger stealing some column inches in Weekend Journal from one of those wretched articles on how to buy a private jet or whatever. It’s not clear how large DiFranco’s audience was or where, exactly, her performance took place, but newsroom staff could hear it.”
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