Talk:Lake Washington Boulevard

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Cobain[edit]

I seriously doubt either that "Lake Washington Boulevard was a favorite hang-out of Kurt Cobain" or that the anniversary of his death is marked by flowers being left "on the bench he would sit on". After Nirvana's success, Cobain bought a house on Lake Washington Boulevard (but, other than his own house, I don't think it was ever a "hang-out": insofar as he "hung out", it tended to be nearer the center of town. The bench in question is presumably one in Viretta Park, immediately south of what was the Cobain/Love property. Again, I doubt Cobain spent much time on the park bench. - Jmabel | Talk 00:22, 14 April 2007 (UTC)[reply]