Mr. New York.

Mark Simone on W.O.R.

Hey, we're talking about the loss of Tony Bennett, one of the greats.

You know, Patsy's is the legendary restaurant, 56, between Broadway and 8th.

And this is where all those people from that era would eat, Sinatra, anybody he could name.

And Sal Skagnamillo is the owner. Sal is on the line,

Sal, are you there?

Hey, good morning. How are you, Mark?

I'm good. Am I wrong is Tony Bennett, I believe, is the last giant from that era that was left.

That's my, to call my father, it's the end of an era he said just this morning

and he was very upset new him's forever uh used to go fishing with his brother all the time john and

uh real sad day for the music yeah but um i'm i'm thinking there's nobody left from that era they're

all literally all gone uh i think that's it yeah from that era. They're all literally all gone.

I think that's it.

Yeah.

That's it.

That was the last one.

So if you want to analyze anybody, you always ask Sal, he'll tell you, this guy was

Villanese and pasta.

Yeah.

I remember what they eat better, better than their names sometimes.

My wife gets so mad at me about that.

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