The Afternoon Wrap: Wednesday

For the past two years a 57-year-old Polish immigrant has been singing the blues in Chelsea, refining a style that

For the past two years a 57-year-old Polish immigrant has been singing the blues in Chelsea, refining a style that is “part Mississippi Delta, part Siberia salt mine misery.” [City Room]

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Over the weekend a group of women calling themselves "MTA Service Specialists," dressed up in 1950’s stewardess-style uniforms and catered to passengers on select subway lines, introducing a little glamour to New York City’s mass transit system. [Gothamist]

Hotel mogul Sam Chang says 25 of the McSam Hotel Group’s projects in various stages of development are in jeopardy because of the tight credit market. [Crain’s]

Want to cut down on traffic, Mayor Bloomberg? Stop overbuilding. [Brooklyn Ron via City Room]

Urban wine-making comes to Red Hook. [Grub Street]

Another suit disputing Harry Macklowe’s ownership of the GM building will be heard in court tomorrow. [TRD]

A map of the oldest watering holes in the city. [Gridskipper]

The Afternoon Wrap: Wednesday