<cite>Hair</cite> lives again, hippie-ly ever after, by Joe Dziemianowicz
Goose bumps on a hot summer night—pretty incongruous. But there they were, brought on by exuberant music and a girl in a kimono, fabric flapping in the breeze, and singing about peace, love and Jupiter aligning with Mars. It's important to make a good first impression, and the Public Theater's open-air <cite>Hair</cite> makes a very good one. Led by Patina Renea Miller, the cast sends the opening anthem, "Aqua…
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