Talking Heads’ David Byrne Explains How He Came Up With The Giant Suit | Letterman
The Talking Heads frontman demonstrates how he fakes his concert moves, tells the giant suit origin story and talks about "Stop Making Sense." (Air date: 11/23/84) #DavidByrne #TalkingHeads #Letterman Subscribe to Letterman: https://bit.ly/3GeOIAg Follow Letterman on Social: Facebook: / davidletterman Instagram: / letterman Twitter: / letterman Welcome to the Letterman YouTube Channel, home to all your favorite clips from Late Night and Late Show - as well as conversations with the writers, producers and performers who helped make it all happen. These highlights have been artisanly-produced, carefully-curated, and chosen completely at random by an old computer that used to pick numbers for the New York Lotto back in the 90’s.

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