Artist adds Al Green's face to Walgreens sign
Al Green is taking over pharmacies nationwide.
The soul singer known for '70s hits like "Let's Stay Together" and "Love and Happiness" graced a Walgreens sign in Pennsylvania. The addition is the work of street artist Cassius King, who frequently decorates West Chester, Pennsylvania with vinyl adhesives and projections.
Green thought it was hilarious.
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Other Twitter users pointed out that numerous Walgreens have already been claimed by Al Green, whether intentionally or because of some faulty lighting.
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King's other works include adding Michael Jackson's face to White Glove Car Wash, sticking cowboy decals to deer crossing warning signs, and sneaking Keanu Reeves as Neo onto a street grate.
UPDATE: Sept. 2, 2020, 3:37 p.m. PDT Walgreens responded to the graffiti with a classic Al Green reference.
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