Kevin Bacon sits at 0.82 in Ringo Starr's top 10 — higher than Keith Richards (0.78), Mick Jagger (0.70), and The Beatles (0.66) — making an actor the third-strongest audience overlap for a musician.

The two-peak shape is anchored by Paul McCartney (0.85) and Elton John (0.85), two fellow Musicians and Bands who form a tight cluster at the top. Below them, the neighbor set fractures into a second, distinct neighborhood: Actors dominate positions three through ten, with Kevin Bacon, Tom Arnold, and William Shatner all appearing alongside Valerie Bertinelli (TV Personalities) and Chip Franklin (Journalists). Among fellow Musicians and Bands in the top 10, only Keith Richards (0.78), Mick Jagger (0.70), and The Beatles (0.66) appear — meaning the rock-era musician cluster is real but outnumbered by screen talent. The audience bridges classic rock and a cohort of older-generation entertainment figures whose audiences share a comparable composition regardless of medium.

That cross-kind pull — a musician whose nearest audiences skew heavily toward actors and TV personalities rather than other musicians — is the defining structural feature of this similarity graph.