Former Boston Herald business editor Cosmo Macero writes in Boston Magazine about how departed Boston Globe business columnist Steve Bailey forced the competition to be better.
“‘They read your columns because they can’t help themselves,’ former John Hancock chief David D’Alessandro remarked at Monday’s send-off party for Bailey.
“D’Alessandro embodies the generation of business and civic stewards that Bailey has routinely relied upon, preyed upon, impressed and incensed. The send-off at Anthony’s Pier 4 saw a parade of such figures—Boston’s Permanent Government—reveling as much in the skewering and savagery they endured from Bailey as in the more infrequent salutes and plaudits he doled out.”
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