It would have been a nice tribute, but it was not. The citizens of Aberdeen, U.S. are comfortable with the resolution of the board of the city, who refused to put the name of the late Nirvana frontman bridge crossing the Wishkah River, the birthplace of the artist. According to press reports the resolution was welcomed by the community, who did not want the bridge had a musician's name linked to drugs.
The council would have voted 10-1 against changing the name to the Bridge Street Bridge Young Kurt Cobain, where he once slept and where the artist was inspired to compose the song "Something in the Way." Apparently the idea of ​​honoring Cobain with the name of the bridge had a strong negative impact on the community, and eight citizens spoke personally with the council to not approve the resolution, which related, they said the bridge with a "music junkie ".
We regret the decision. In the meantime we are left with the song that inspired Cobain in his sleep at the Young Street Bridge
The council would have voted 10-1 against changing the name to the Bridge Street Bridge Young Kurt Cobain, where he once slept and where the artist was inspired to compose the song "Something in the Way." Apparently the idea of ​​honoring Cobain with the name of the bridge had a strong negative impact on the community, and eight citizens spoke personally with the council to not approve the resolution, which related, they said the bridge with a "music junkie ".
We regret the decision. In the meantime we are left with the song that inspired Cobain in his sleep at the Young Street Bridge