Thousands came to the Wall St Borders Books Wednesday to get a glimpse of former President Bill Clinton, who signed copies of his new 900-page book, “My Life.” Daryl Mattson, spokesperson for Borders, said it was the biggest turnout for a book signing they have had at that branch with more than 1,800 people joining the line. Clinton was at the store from 1 p.m.-5 p.m., and people queued for many hours, with some camping out. “People left the line crying and in awe,” Mattson said. “He made such a connection with the people.”
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Thousands came to the Wall St Borders Books Wednesday to get a glimpse of former President Bill Clinton, who signed copies of his new 900-page book, “My Life.” Daryl Mattson, spokesperson for Borders, said it was the biggest turnout for a book signing they have had at that branch with more than 1,800 people joining the line. Clinton was at the store from 1 p.m.-5 p.m., and people queued for many hours, with some camping out. “People left the line crying and in awe,” Mattson said. “He made such a connection with the people.” 
