The next stop is...marriage: Military couple weds on New York City subway.
For most New Yorkers, the subway is the last place they want to be. But for Robert Musso and Frances Denmark, it holds a special meaning.
They boarded in Brooklyn and exchanged vows while their train crossed into Manhattan over the Manhattan Bridge. "For me the subway is really cool," he told"GMA.""It will take you anywhere ... the epicenter of New York beauty, the rivers, bridges and scenery around you.""It took me a few days to warm up to it," she told"GMA.""It's dirty and I didn't want to do it [at first]."Musso and Denmark had both been deployed to Afghanistan, but after they returned to the U.S., they decided to move to New York City.
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