Reviewed in Roadside Issue 34:
Genovese does it again. By combining his true reporter nature with a vast knowledge of New Jersey culture, he takes us on a delightful summer-long journey down the 127-mile stretch of the New Jersey Shore. From Sandy Hook to Cape May,
Atrue joy of travel springs from finding the regional specialty, made more special when it is truly and steadfastly indigenous. For instance, in a small corridor of Connecticut, you’ll find the steamed cheeseburger. On Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, you’ll find the pastie sandwich. And in Trenton, New Jersey, you’ll find tomato pie.
Without a time machine or private jet, how can you visit Beale Street in Memphis, Koronet Pizza near 111th and Broadway in New York City, and the island of Roatan all in one day? The answer is as close as the nearest computer or iPod: Turnhere.com.
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