Brooklyn, NY native Kayade "K-Sax" Morris has been playing his saxaphone for five years in and out of the NYC subway. I got the chance to spend several hours with him underground to see what a day in the life of a subway busker is like.

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Morris begins his work day as the morning rush hour dies down. 

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After a quick scan of the train car demographics, Morris caters his musical selection to what he believes his audience will enjoy the most. 

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Subway riders often pause their conversations, music or reading and turn their attention to Morris

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Morris does not ride one train from start to end. While waiting for his next train, Morris occupies himself by practicing a few chords.

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Morris straightens out and counts the dollar bills people give to him after a performance. He also accepts electronic donations as well.

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With no access to soap and running water underground, Morris cleans his hands and face using water from his water bottle

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