Steve Jobs may not have gotten the chance to see his 57th birthday, but two Apple fans in New York planned a party at New York’s Fifth Avenue Apple Store to celebrate the occasion, and to pay homage to the man who made Apple what it is today.
The New York Post reports (via MacRumors):
To fete what would have been Jobs’ 57th birthday, dancers will gyrate to Bob Dylan songs while vegetarian birthday cake is served and black turtlenecks are handed out to hundreds of Apple fans, according to the event’s organizers, Brendan McElroy and Seth Rogers. […]
“If you want to respect his memory, the best way of doing it is focusing on a lot of the positive memories we have of him,” [Rogers] said.
The party will run from 3:00-5:00 PM, and all are invited to attend. Check out the below interview between CNBC and the two teens responsible for organizing the event:
