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The immortal class : bike messengers and the cult of human power
" ... vivid evocation of a bicycle messenger's experience and philosophy, sheds a compelling light on the way human beings relate to one another and to the cities we inhabit."--Dust jacket.
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- http://id.worldcat.org/fast/1204048
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- "" ... vivid evocation of a bicycle messenger's experience and philosophy, sheds a compelling light on the way human beings relate to one another and to the cities we inhabit."--Jacket."
- "" ... vivid evocation of a bicycle messenger's experience and philosophy, sheds a compelling light on the way human beings relate to one another and to the cities we inhabit."--Dust jacket."@en
- "The author takes us inside the heart and soul of an American urban icon: the bicycle messenger. In describing his own history and those of his peers, he evokes a classic American maverick, deeply woven into the fabric of society-from the pits of squalor to the highest reaches of power and privilege-yet always resolutely, exuberantly outside."@en
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