See 60's Rockers Crosby & Nash Occupy Wall Street For About 15 Minutes

From Woodstock to Zuccotti Park, on Tuesday afternoon OWS was a "scene," as 50% of legendary, Rock & Roll Hall of Famers Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young showed up for a brief, four-song performance for the occupiers... and of course a swarm of media.

Thanks to the efforts of OWS's press team (which includes a badge-wearing representative on-site daily at Zuccotti Park), virtually every media outlet in the city had been alerted to news that David Crosby and Graham Nash would be in the park for a performance Tuesday afternoon. And the fourth estate did not disappoint. A gaggle of reporters was on hand when the white-haired rockers arrived, performed four short songs, and lead the crowd in a chant that encouraged them to "keep going, keep going" before they scurried away to promote what they had just done.

Courtesy of the NY Daily News, here is the abbreviated performance:

Shortly after their appearance at Zuccotti, the boys sat down with Keith Olbermann, in an interview that lasted almost as long as their visit to OWS:

David Crosby and Graham Nash happened to be in New York City not for Occupy Wall Street, but for a concert appearance on their "Another Stoney Evening" tour in support of the album of the same name.