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A sign to tell you how to get to Sesame Street

Big Bird, Oscar the Grouch, and other Sesame Street characters appeared yesterday with Joan Ganz Cooney, president and chief executive of Sesame Workshop (third from right), by a temporary street sign in New York City that honored the iconic the children’s television show, which launches its 40th season on PBS today. The sign was placed at West 64th Street and Broadway, across from Sesame Workshop’s corporate headquarters. Big Bird, Oscar the Grouch, and other Sesame Street characters appeared yesterday with Joan Ganz Cooney, president and chief executive of Sesame Workshop (third from right), by a temporary street sign in New York City that honored the iconic the children’s television show, which launches its 40th season on PBS today. The sign was placed at West 64th Street and Broadway, across from Sesame Workshop’s corporate headquarters. (Stan Honda/AFP/Getty Images)
November 10, 2009

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Big Bird, Oscar the Grouch, and other Sesame Street characters appeared yesterday with Joan Ganz Cooney, president and chief executive of Sesame Workshop (third from right), by a temporary street sign in New York City that honored the iconic the children’s television show, which launches its 40th season on PBS today. The sign was placed at West 64th Street and Broadway, across from Sesame Workshop’s corporate headquarters.