Mayor roasted by friends, adversaries

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They took shots at his bow tie collection, his extensive travel, his hair — or lack thereof — his 2002 petition scandal and his dry personality.

But Wednesday’s sold-out roast of outgoing Mayor Anthony Williams, his friends and colleagues said, was all in good fun, to honor a man who is credited with spearheading a stunning economic turnaround of a financially failing nation’s capital.

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