Yes, he could see his keyboard.
(Credit: Chris Barrett/YouTube screenshot by Chris Matyszczyk/CNET)
I could always understand it when women (and men) threw their underwear at their favorite rock stars during a concert.
There was something so uninhibited, something so primal about the gesture.
“I am all yours!” it screamed. “Yes, ALL of me.” That is my definition of love.
Times have changed. Rock stars tend now to be older. Give them $1 million and they’ll play for a corporation. Give them a little more and they’ll sing “Happy Birthday” to some of the world’s most questionable leaders.
So I suppose I shouldn’t have been surprised to hear that the apogee of some people’s excitement these days is to get someone in a rock band to wear their Google Glass.
This movement from underwear to overwear came to pass last Saturday. Bon Jovi’s keyboard player, David Bryan, wore Google Glass during a concert.
Who could be surprised that it was PR person Chris Barrett who pulled off this coup? He has already filmed an arrest on his new Google gadget. He’s even worn it in a casino and … [Read more]
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