A diehard New York Rangers fan known as “Dancing Larry,” a perennial home-game fixture famous for gyrating wildly on the Madison Square Garden jumbotron, may be a crowd favorite but is allegedly reviled by staffers who say he gets handsy with them during his act.
In a workplace discrimination lawsuit filed Monday and obtained by The Independent, Miranda Tyson, a member of the team’s “Blue Crew” – a squad of entertainers who hype up the crowd during commercial breaks – claims Dancing Larry’s “insistence on touching us” has gone too far.
