WUNR

WUNR sounds exactly like what it is: a real, working-class radio station somewhere in America. The music shifts from country to soul to classic rock without warning. One track might be a scratchy 45 of an obscure R&B singer, the next a stadium-sized pop hit from last year. The bitrate sits at 56kbps, so don't expect audiophile quality. That's fine. The charm is in the imperfection. You'll hear local businesses advertising and DJs who pronounce the call letters with hometown pride. It's a throwback to an era when radio was less polished and more personal. The playlist avoids easy categorization…