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Friends remember Upper West Side man, Alexander Shear, killed by Shafer Tour bus on Broadway and West 96th Street

A 73 year-old man tragically mowed down by a tour bus on the Upper West Side Friday was Manhattan’s king of 20th century kitsch who almost had a television show on American pop culture.

 

Alexander Shear, whose widespread collection was highlighted in the New Yorker and People magazines, was the city’s go-to guy for artifacts from the last century.

 

He was killed at about 8:15 p.m. Friday when he was hit and dragged by a Shafer Tour bus that turned down Broadway onto W. 96th St.

 

Horrified witnesses chased after the bus and flagged down the driver, who stopped near Amsterdam Ave.

 

“I didn’t know. I didn’t see him!” the panic-stricken driver told detectives.

 

No arrests have been made and no summonses were issued to the driver.


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http://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/upper-west-side-man-killed-tour-bus-king-kitsch-article-1.1576845

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