The inaugural High Line Festival kicks off this Wednesday in New York. David Bowie is serving as the "curator" of the ten-day whirlwind of music, film and art. We talk with New York Times music reporter Ben Sisario about the festival, its curious namesake, and how a rock legend got involved.
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