The Artist Who Made Zuckerberg Out of Poop Has a New Muse: Elon Musk

Of all the dimensions of Elon Musk that fascinate his fans--his intellect, his work ethic, his rockets, his dating life--there's one that hasn't been definitively explained: his seemingly self-restoring hairline. In early career moments, like a 1999 CNN segment that followed Musk getting a McLaren F1, or a 2000 image of he and Peter Thiel hyping PayPal, normal signs of male pattern baldness are visible. Since then, the CEO of SpaceX and Tesla appears to have found a solution, but it's his earlier incarnation that an experimental artist has plastered across San Francisco this week. And that artist has a theory. "I'm pretty blown away at how good his hair plugs are," says Katsu, whose mysterious posters appeared in San Francisco and New York City.