'The music will go on.' T-Mobile's CEO says the go-go music will return after a complaint silenced a D.C. store.
Residents pack U Street for a rally in support of the Metro PCS store in Washington. By Marissa J. Lang Marissa J. Lang Local reporter focused on D.C. area news Email Bio Follow April 10 at 12:19 PM The go-go music outside an electronics store in the Shaw neighborhood in the District will return after days of protests and outrage from residents and elected officials, the CEO of T-Mobile said Wednesday.
[‘Where’s my go-go music?’ Residents say turn up the funk after a complaint silenced a D.C. intersection.] The announcement came minutes ahead of a planned news conference outside Central Communications, a Metro PCS vendor on the corner of Seventh Street and Florida Avenue NW. Organizers said the company told them on Wednesday that they could turn the music back on, though executives suggested they may have to lower the volume.
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