Lenz's disguise, Warhol punchline
a disguise that makes him look like Andy Warhol with a tan
Context
The disguise gets a fresh punchline and a maintenance ritual. The cover that read as "one of metro Boston's homeless and wandering mad" in 142 here reads as "Andy Warhol with a tan" — the white toupee doing the Warhol work — and Lenz tends it with an operative's cover-check reduced to preening: "Lenz adjusts his white toupee and mustache in a darkened InterLace outlet's window," using the dead storefront glass as a field-mirror before moving on. The tradecraft gesture (check the disguise in a reflective surface before proceeding) survives intact; only the stakes are gone, replaced by a cokehead grooming a stolen mustache in a shop window.