Morrissey tangled in a cowgrate at the corner of 14th and Larking, a popular spot for pedestrians. It's a busy intersection that happens to be on the boardwalk in front of Penn Station.
When people on the sidewalk started yelling, the 69-year-old singer-songwriter turned around to hear the commotion, and a crowd immediately started following him.
"He was in one of those moods where everything comes at you in rapid, almost frenetic motion," said Morrissey's friend and former manager, Jim Morrissey, who was with the singer at the time of the crash. "It was like his mind was elsewhere. At one point, I thought he was thinking about something else. He was kind of dazed, he was just dazed. It's a bit of a miracle he survived. But he did."
When asked what happened, Morrissey said, "I don't know. I was just dazed, just in a daze."
When people on the sidewalk started yelling, the 69-year-old singer-songwriter turned around to hear the commotion, and a crowd immediately started following him.
"He was in one of those moods where everything comes at you in rapid, almost frenetic motion," said Morrissey's friend and former manager, Jim Morrissey, who was with the singer at the time of the crash. "It was like his mind was elsewhere. At one point, I thought he was thinking about something else. He was kind of dazed, he was just dazed. It's a bit of a miracle he survived. But he did."
When asked what happened, Morrissey said, "I don't know. I was just dazed, just in a daze."



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