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February 06, 2013 Food » Object of Desire

A number, a letter, and music from a 1950s tabletop diner jukebox

by Victoria Bouloubasis @thisfeedsme

Most of us have a soundtrack to our lives, a mental playlist we retrieve at the moments we find most celebratory or unbearable or just right. For much of my early childhood, mine came from a 1950s tabletop diner jukebox. From the…

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