'I was pretty proud ... and it got some attention and then from there it just kind of snowballed,' he said.
A bus driver with the Toronto Transit Commission who has found a way of combining his career with his love of music is capturing the attention of some well-known musicians. Caryn Lieberman reports.“I don’t do the 52 often. But when I do, I like to sing this to start the day and think that I’m passing through the place that Drake is talking about,” driver Jon Pooley captioned the video, which was filmed on an empty bus.
“Just reloaded your Presto, green light means that it worked, if you got a transfer, show it to me first, take a look out the window and watch the six go by and when it’s your stop just ring the bell and we’ll say goodbye,” sings Pooley to the popular “Let Me Love You” by Mario.
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