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CRANFORD, N.J. (AP) The voice is familiar to the millions who ride New York City’s subways, its deep and resonant tone ringing through tunnels and across the tracks. For more than a decade, Bernie Wagenblast has lent that voice to automated announcements alerting passengers to train arrivals and politely directing people to “please stand […]
Wagenblast’s low, authoritative, and benign voice provided a career and livelihood. But she publicly revealed a different voice, higher pitched and softer.
For more than a decade, Bernie Wagenblast has lent that voice to automated announcements alerting passengers to train arrivals and politely directing people to.