Another somewhat gutsy move by a city (Aberdeen, Washington)
Flickr image by jpwashere.
While they are considering dumping the sign ("Aberdeen 'Come As You Are' sign faces removal" from Examiner.com), after all Kurt Cobain has been dead for quite awhile, the City of Aberdeen, Washington, birthplace of Kurt Cobain, for many years has had an entrance sign at the city with the slogan "Come as You Are," as a sly reference to the Nirvana song.
Not many cities, especially small ones, are up for promoting grunge rock institutionally.
Compare to "Prince William Should've Tapped Local Talent for Logo" from the Potomac Local about a new nowhere branding image for Prince William County, Virginia and efforts in Manassas City to better develop and coordinate their identity, image, and branding across all city agencies ("Manassas City manager proposes logo redesign" from the Richmond Times-Dispatch).
Labels: branding-identity, cultural heritage/tourism, cultural planning, music-entertainment
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