Video - NYC's Wildest Tales: From Tightropes to Toothaches!

Did you know that New York City is home to some of the quirkiest stories ever? In 1901, a man named Henry Bliss became the first person in the U.S. to be killed by a car, and now there's a plaque in his honor. Speaking of odd honors, there's a statue of a dog named Balto in Central Park because he helped deliver medicine to save children from a diphtheria outbreak in Alaska. And get this, in 1974, a man walked a tightrope between the Twin Towers! If you think that's wild, imagine going to a Broadway show and seeing an actor accidentally knock out a tooth mid-performance. Ever had a crazy NYC experience? Drop it in the comments!