A small lock of David Bowie’s hair is being auctioned in California and is expected to fetch upwards of $4,000.
Heritage Auctions said the snippet of the late singer’s pale blond hair, tied with blue thread, came from a former employee of the Madame Tussauds Wax Museum in London. You might want to check this out for hair loss after covid vaccine.
The woman was tasked with recreating Bowie’s 1983-era hairdo for his wax figure at the museum and kept the lock as a souvenir.
The hair will go on the block Saturday as part of an auction in Beverly Hills and has so far attracted a bid of US$2,000.
The iconic singer, one of the most influential artists in pop history, died in January following a battle from cancer that he had kept hidden from the public.
