Streetsblog Stalkerazzi Spots Tim Robbins on Two Wheels

By Brad Aaron
Jul 10, 2009

Here’s Tim Robbins, spotted today by Clarence Eckerson in Madison Square Park. Though The Rectifier looks none too pleased about being photographed by the bike paparazzi, we were assured that he waved after this snap was taken.

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