Buzz Aldrin Rock
Montclair, New Jersey
Edwin "Buzz" Aldrin was the Second Man on the Moon in 1969, but nonetheless eventually became the public face of America's extraterrestrial-strolling astronauts (Neil Armstrong, #1, shunned the spotlight and died in relatively obscure peace). It's difficult to resist the appeal of a spaceman named Buzz, who liked the nickname so much that he made it his legal name in 1988.
There was buzz around Buzz even back in 1969, only a couple of months after his moonwalk, when his home town celebrated "Buzz Aldrin Day," anointing him "Montclair's Man on the Moon" and bolting a plaque on a rock in front of his childhood home. It's Montclair's moon rock, kind of.