In the 1920s, the world was still about 60 years away from the first Walkman, and about 80 from the iPod, but portable music was still apparently a thing. All you had to do was rig a little radio to your garter and a speaker around your head, as the 20s lady in the above video demonstrates.
You also, at that point, had to wear a garter. And you have to wonder how the whole portable thing actually worked, because there couldn't have possibly been wireless MP3 player-sized devices. But the Discman, the Walkman, and the iPod are all thanking this woman—and her inventiveness—for their important contribution to society. [OhHaveYouSeenThis]
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Uhh...this is clearly fake. First, what limited battery technology there was in the 1920's would have required pushing a wheelbarrow around to power the thing. Second. There were no transistors. The smallest radios in the 20s were the size of 5 gallon gas can. Couple that with the fact that early speaker technology was nowhere near that compact. I can't believe this garbage actually makes it on here as legitimate news.