"I love the traffic," she said in an interview at a Jane Street cafe that was interrupted briefly when a female passer-by spotted her and mouthed "I love you!" through the glass.
In the Hollywood version, we'd fall in love between traffic lights, tickled by the idea that we stole each other's ride and then... each other's hearts.
She finds gospel supplication in Pink Floyd's "Wish You Were Here" and in the Who's "Love Reign O'er Me"; she finds seething funk in the Animals hit "Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood" and oracular tidings in Led Zeppelin's "All My Love" and Traffic's "No Time to Live".
But Facebook, Twitter, and FourSquare– the companies that may be gaining the most love and traffic from Indonesia– are nowhere to be found, and according to locals, their executives haven't made a single official appearance on the ground….ever.
Tate, who gloriously fell out of love with Heap and in love with a traffic light on Big Train, went on to have three multi-award-winning eponymous series, and can now be seen in The Office: An American Workplace when not on the West End stage.
I love the silently lumbering giant, I love the velvety smoothness of its motion, I love creeping through traffic jams with the stereo radio blasting the overture to "Cosi Fan Tutte" from all four speakers; above all, I love bowling along motorways in the sun.
"We'd love to have traffic and parking problems," Tuss said the other day.
Lots of these so-called "hyperlink" films were hugely successful: Traffic, Love Actually, Intermission, Crash.
Plenty of users would love to drive traffic to their websites, content on other networks, or their latest mixtape.
