The Coronavirus Quieted City Noise. Listen to What’s Left
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The New York Times, United States
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"Microphones on once-busy street corners and public parks have recorded the sound of the pandemic.
The corner of Lafayette and East Fourth Street in New York used to be a busy thoroughfare, with coffee shops, gyms, bus routes and hurried students walking between classes at N.Y.U. But since mid-March, all the usual sounds of Lower Manhattan — car horns, idle chatter and the frequent rumble of the subway down below — have been replaced by the low hum of wind and birds..."
The corner of Lafayette and East Fourth Street in New York used to be a busy thoroughfare, with coffee shops, gyms, bus routes and hurried students walking between classes at N.Y.U. But since mid-March, all the usual sounds of Lower Manhattan — car horns, idle chatter and the frequent rumble of the subway down below — have been replaced by the low hum of wind and birds..."
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https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/05/22/upshot/coronavirus-quiet-city-noise.html
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