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This point is illustrated all too clearly as New York City says goodbye to its last public payphone.
Over the years, payphones have become iconic fixtures of the NYC landscape.
So its no wonder that many are calling this the end of an era.
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People can even use the high-tech booths to charge their mobile devices.
And now there are almost 2,000 LinkNYC kiosks across New York City.
But despite lingering fondness for a bygone era, progress is inevitable.
There are still a few private phone booths operating around the city, including four permanent full-length Superman booths.
(So dont worrythe beloved comic book hero still has a place to change.)
(Before Computers).
END OF AN ERA.
NYCs last free-standing pay phones removed this a.m. in Times Sq.
(7th Ave & 50th St.).
Out with the old, in with the new!
