Wacky New Year’s specs live on in 2010, despite 1
NEW YORK — The decade’s end was supposed to finish off those wacky, year-shaped glasses favored by the reveling seas on New Year’s Eve in Times Square and around the world. Gone would be the convenient loops of the 1990s and the double-zero good times of the ’00s.
Where was the 1 going to go? Doubters said it couldn’t be done.
Well, turns out the 2010-shaped specs ain’t half...
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