Transportation Alternatives&#8217; Noah Budnick schmoozes with David Byrne prior to the Manhattan Borough President&#8217;s &#8220;Manhattan on the Move&#8221; conference, October 2006. Talking Heads frontman David Byrne&#8217;s foldable Montague mountain bike was stolen outside the IFC Center this weekend. Byrne is an avid city bicyclist, and an alternative transportation advocate.&nbsp; Gothamist and Papermag have the story:…

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