Why We Should Leave Sully Alone  Chesley "Sully" Sullenberger,
the pilot who successfully landed an airplane in water, and kept
everyone onboard alive, is a Hero. So how long until he ruins
it? Or until we ruin it for him?  It's cynical, but it's true.
There's already a Miracle Airplane Seat for sale on Ebay. One of
the plane's passengers, a fashion photographer of some kind, is
looking to cash in on the story. ("Nico is highly traumatized by
the incident, but is available to speak through his life and
business partner, Don Rodrigues, for any interviews.") The
waterlogged wreckage of the Airbus passenger jet wasn't even out
of the water yet, and already a small celebrity was born. But
Sully, the austere white-haired pilot who wrestled the whole
Miracle into existence, will now be tempted by the double-edged
rewards we lavish on the famous and infamous alike: the
television appearances, the book deals, the reward money and
endorsements.  As we learned from the melancholy story of Wesley
Autrey, the subway hero