Harry Harrison, the homey disc jockey who awakened radio listeners and accompanied them on their morning commute with a deep, mellow voice as the “Morning Mayor of New York” for more than four decades, died on Tuesday at his home in Westwood, N.J. He was 89.
Harry was a WMCA Good Guy and a WABC All-American and a morning drive-time host for WCBS, 101.1 FM, until he retired from full-time broadcasting in 2003.