The Future of Bexar Street (And, We Hope, City Videos You Can Dance To)

If nothing else, this City Hall-provided video concerning the Bexar Street redevelopment project in South Dallas is the first city-made video you can dance to -- though it's hardly Nina Simone's "Feeling Good," as advertised. (Anyone? Because Shazam's no help here.) I, for one, hope this is the wave of...

By Robert Wilonsky

March 18, 2009

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If nothing else, this City Hall-provided video concerning the Bexar Street redevelopment project in South Dallas is the first city-made video you can dance to -- though it's hardly Nina Simone's "Feeling Good," as advertised. (Anyone? Because Shazam's no help here.) I, for one, hope this is the wave of the future: animated conceptual renderings set to funk-soul soundtracks. Alas, to what tune should they set the Trinity River video? Ah, yes.

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