Kmart hasn’t given up on Blue Light yet.
The height of 70s tacko became a dot-com story with Bluelight.com. Kmart seems to be terribly sensible about what to do about the legacy of Blue Light Specials.
No longer does a harried store manager need to run around with display signs and worry about spinning lights and speaker announcements.
Instead, Mr. Bluelight has turned into a spokesman. Cute, sassy and easily put-able on T-shirts, Mr. Bluelight is a perfect man for 2007.
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