One of New York City's most iconic landmarks is celebrating the efforts of medical workers responding to the coronavirus pandemic.
The top of the Empire State Building paid tribute Monday night despite rainy conditions, with red and white lights revolving around the famous needle to resemble the lights that accompany a siren.
The building's owners call the display «the heartbeat of America.» The upper floors had pulsing red lights, similar to a heartbeat. «We'll never stop shining for you,» the skyscraper's official account tweeted.
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