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A voice in the dust: The ‘Singing San-Man’ who lifted workers at Ground Zero after 9/11

By Big New York · 09/10/2026 · Updated 09/10/2026

According to his former colleagues, Macchio spent part of the recovery driving a Sanitation Department water truck, known as a flusher, through the dust, Long before Andrew Macchio’s singing became part of the lore of Ground Zero, many New Yorkers knew him by the rich baritone drifting down the street behind his sanitation truck. The.

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According to his former colleagues, Macchio spent part of the recovery driving a Sanitation Department water truck, known as a flusher, through the dust, Long before Andrew Macchio’s singing became part of the lore of Ground Zero, many New Yorkers knew him by the rich baritone drifting down the street behind his sanitation truck. The.

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