Eleven Madison Park's Will Guidara tells the Beard Foundation all about the impromtu concerts by jazz masters that happen in his New York restaurant, no big deal: "In the book we talk about endless reinvention, and how we got that from Miles Davis. We've become really close with all these living members of his entourage, like saxophonist Bill Evans, who was here the other night before dinner service and just whipped out his soprano sax and started ripping right in the middle of the dining room." [JBF]
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