New York Works: Cowbell Maker

NPR

Published February 20, 2002 at 12:00 AM EST

Independent Producer Ben Shapiro brings us the latest installment in the New York Works series about occupations that are gradually disappearing from the nation's largest city. Today, Cali Rivera tells us about his business making cowbells at his workshop in the Bronx.

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