In an act of solidarity amid social distancing and the coronavirus pandemic, residents of a Dallas apartment complex leaned out of their windows to sing 'Lean on Me.'
Or so felt the residents of South Side on Lamar, an apartment building in Dallas, Texas, where a group of residents stuck their heads out of windows in a chorus of quarantined voices.
Little by little, other residents began to join Barber in his refrain, some adding harmonies, some just peering out their windows or filming on phones. Others came in a bit off-beat or off-key — the perils of cross-apartment singing.the story, and longtime contributor Mark Birnbaum, who lives in the building, caught the singalong on camera.Curry said she was inspired by the videos she saw offrom the balconies of their buildings.
So Curry decided to organize something similar at the South Side on Lamar apartment building, a former Sears warehouse. She chose"Lean on Me" as the song for its universality and, of course, its timely message.
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