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Rush Hour Heart Dancer At 101 Pedestrian Bridge Spreads Love To Commuters

Rush Hour Heart Dancer At 101 Pedestrian Bridge Spreads Love To Commuters

Some days it only takes the smallest gesture to brighten an otherwise lousy day — made especially lousier if you're stuck in rush hour traffic. For the past six months, readers report seeing a man dancing with a giant red heart on the pedestrian bridge crossing Highway 101, which connects the Mission District and Potrero Hill. As one reader tells us, "He warms my heart every time I see him."

Thanks to Twitter, we tracked down the mysterious heart dancer on Instagram, where he goes by x.muse. Based on his posts, we know that he's a Taurus, a 49ers fan, and likely from the city as he hashtags most of his photos with "#SanFranciscoNative."

It's also clear that his rush hour performances — which a reader reports are usually on Wednesday or Thursday between 5:45-6:45 p.m. — carry a message: "Don't give up. Peace be with you! #HeartDance #healing," he writes here.

In the below image, you can see him up-close with his headphones and heart:

On behalf of S.F., we just want to say thank you heart dancer!

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