Naked
Karaoke
In Berlin Connecticut a bar is going ahead with a plan to have
patrons belt out ballads in the buff. The Berlin Station Cafe
is scheduled to hold its controversial "Naked Karaoke" event.
The bar has been under fire ever since co-owner Marty St. Pierre
put up a fake sign advertising the event as a joke more than a
year ago. The establishment's neighbors called Town Hall to complain,
and St. Pierre was told he could face fines or arrest if he operated
the naked musical performance without a permit. But St. Pierre's
business partner David Koskoff, who is also an attorney, sued
the town in March, claiming that the ordinance was illegal, and
the owners won their lawsuit. "Now we're just fulfilling," St.
Pierre said. "It's a completely voluntary activity. It's not like
I'm paying people to do karaoke with clothing optional." St. Pierre
said 120 people have signed up for "Naked Karaoke" but he is unsure
of how many people will actually show up and bare all.
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