Suburbarazzi

Howard Stern's news team cites Suburbarazzi's exclusive interview with Fred Norris

January

Since former Briarcliff Manor deejay Howard Stern moved from terrestrial radio to Sirius, he and his crew have been closely followed by Howard 100 News, a team of reporters who document all things related to the Stern show.

This morning, Howard 100 News reporter Steve Langford teased an item scheduled to be broadcast in a Howard 100 news brief later today. Langford quoted my exclusive Suburbarazzi interview with Stern’s sound effects guru, Fred Norris, thusly:

The normally mysterious Fred Norris, speaking out in another interview with a blogger. Fred saying he never imagined the Stern show would still be roaring 30 years after meeting Howard in Hartford. Norris saying, “I thought the most the show was going to go was three months and the (general managers) and program directors would get tired of it and say, â€˜You guys are messed up,â€™ and kick us out.” Norris also asked about the possibility of a Fred roast. Fred saying, “Thatâ€™s up to them. If theyâ€™re feeling lucky and want to take their lives in their own hands, be my guest.”

Stern sidekick Robin Quivers laughed heartily at the latter quote, then echoed, “That’s how everyone feels.”

“I would keep quiet about that,” Stern replied.

For those who have Sirius, Howard 100 News updates are broadcast just before commercial breaks during that day’s reruns of the Stern show. If I happen to hear the Suburbarazzi-related news update, I’ll let you know.

This entry was posted on Wednesday, January 2nd, 2008 at 11:23 am by Chris Serico.
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