This article was published more than 2 years agoCommentGift ShareNASHVILLE — Music blared from the honky-tonks of Lower Broadway on Tuesday, with crowds packing the sidewalks just as they usually do on sunny afternoons.But on the other side of a police checkpoint, behind layers of yellow tape, a once-vibrant street of bars, boutiques, tattoo parlors and blues clubs was eerily quiet, much of it now reduced to rubble.Building owners got their first look Tuesday of the damage done when a 63-year-old tech worker detonated his in downtown Nashville on Christmas morning. They found a scene...…This article was published more than 2 years agoCommentGift ShareNASHVILLE — Music blared from the honky-tonks of Lower Broadway on Tuesday, with crowds packing the sidewalks just as they usually do on sunny afternoons.But on the other side of a police checkpoint, behind layers of yellow tape, a once-vibrant street of bars, boutiques, tattoo parlors and blues clubs was eerily quiet, much of it now reduced to rubble.Building owners got their first look Tuesday of the damage done when a 63-year-old tech worker detonated his in downtown Nashville on Christmas morning. They found a scene...WW…