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Norah Jones, Iced Gems cupcake truck fan
By Wesley Case
The Baltimore Sun |
Oct 02, 2014 at 2:35 PM
Singer Norah Jones (left) and Iced Gems employee Aaron Walker in Towson. The singer ordered a dozen cupcakes and told Walker her favorite cupcake was the Coconut Dream. (Iced Gems Facebook page / Handout)

Aaron Walker's T-shirt caught singer-songwriter Norah Jones' attention in Towson on Thursday morning. It reads, "Keep calm have a cupcake."

So she did just that, according to Christine Richardson, owner of the Iced Gems cupcake truck and Reisterstown bakery of the same name. The above photo of the nine-time Grammy winner and Walker was taken after her purchase.

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Jones — who was in town for a "Live Lunch" performance at WTMD's studio before her group, Puss N Boots, plays the Ottobar tonight — ordered a dozen cupcakes, Richardson said, and she told Walker her favorite was the Coconut Dream cupcake. The Iced Gems website describes it as a "vanilla cupcake with coconut and almond extract mixed into the batter and topped with an almond buttercream and decorated with shredded coconut." 

Jones has good taste: Last month, The Sun named Iced Gems the third best food truck of the year.

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