honk

Boris pinched his own nose between two fingers to make a nasal, honking duck voice.

“People started honking their horns and asking if we were going to be working together. It was a very chilling moment in a positive sense.”

We walked into the Loop, Chicago’s main business district—brimming with all the neon lights, the honking cars, the famous stores.

In 15 states and two provinces, we had no close calls, no one pulling behind and honking angrily, no one passing dangerously close and yelling “Get off the road,” not a single middle finger.

Swerving through traffic, honking his horn at red lights—which was illegal in Moscow—the driver pulled up to Moscow’s Radio Center building.