Radiohead hoax rocks Wall Street protest

Occupy Wall Street duped organizers announce that the band Thom Yorke had to play the New York protest

someone pretending to be Radiohead manager was behind a huge disappointment on Friday, to convince Wall Street that hundreds of protesters from the band to perform in New York. An email to the organizers of the rally on Wall Street occupy according to the Oxford quintet: "I wanted to stop and play a few songs" Friday afternoon, leading the organizers to announce what he was ultimately , an imaginary spectacle.

"Dear occupant," began the e-mail to New York General Assembly, leaders of the demonstrations in New York Financial Distrct. "My name is Bryce Edge, and I am a manager of the band Radiohead. The boys are really impressed with what they have done for this, and I wanted to stop and play a few songs before going out to support New York. do not want to create a media circus that could worry the police or to compromise what we built ... [But] a little unexpected time on Friday afternoon between 4 and 6, would it work? I read that the police are not allowed to sound equipment, but could not make noise. "

The proposal seemed plausible: Bryce Edge is indeed one of the three managers of Radiohead, the band was in New York for a series of concerts and television appearances, and the group is well known for species anti-corporate rhetoric that festoons posters Zuccotti Park. After corresponding with a representative of a little more than Radiohead fraudulent, organizers said: "Radiohead has a surprise for # occupywallstreet show today at four o'clock." Supporters of the hacker group Anonymous held the concert, which promises a video stream of the concert.

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