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An adaptation of Cole Porter’s “You’re the Top,” with such highbrow lines as “You’re never lazy / You’re Piranesi,” a reference to the 18th-century Italian artist known for his etchings of Rome, was part of a gala Wednesday at the Rainbow Room honoring architect Robert A.M. Stern and the architectural publisher Gianfranco Monacelli, whose Monacelli Press has published several books by Mr. Stern.
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|An adaptation of Cole Porter’s “You’re the Top,” with such highbrow lines as “You’re never lazy / You’re Piranesi,” a reference to the 18th-century Italian artist known for his etchings of Rome, was part of a gala Wednesday at the Rainbow Room honoring architect Robert A.M. Stern and the architectural publisher Gianfranco Monacelli, whose Monacelli Press has published several books by Mr. Stern.
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