NEW YORK (WABC) — A new bill could soon reintroduce December 4th as “Jay-Z Day” in the Big Apple.
New York City Councilmembers introduced a legislation earlier this month to recognize the Brooklyn-born MC and mogul’s birthday as its own official day in New York City.
According to the resolution, the bill would celebrate the “Book of HOV” subject‘s “legendary status as a masterful MC and lyricist and as an innovative entrepreneur.”
The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee, who coined the iconic line, “I’m not a businessman, I’m a business, man,” recently took over his home borough over the summer with the record-setting “Book of HOV” exhibit at Brooklyn Public Library.
According to the library, the career-spanning exhibition drew a record number of visitors.
Limited-edition library cards exclusively available across Brooklyn Public Library branches sparked a whopping increase in memberships in addition to thousands of attendees.
Nearly 4,000 people signed up library cards following the debut of Jay-Z “The Book of Hov” exhibit at the Brooklyn Public Library.
The exhibit fittingly concluded its nearly five-month run on Dec. 4th.
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