NEW YORK (Reuters) - Standing shirtless on the training track, Ben Johnson looked at me, then dropped his running shorts.
He stared at me, apparently willing me to take a picture and prove I was just another paparazzo desperate to get a sensational shot of the world's most famous athlete ahead of the Seoul Olympics.
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