Disgraced head of hair and former governor, Rod Blagojevich, is making the rounds in New York to promote his new memoir, the awesomely unhumble and egotistical, “The Governor: Finally, the Truth Behind the Political Scandal That Continues to Rock the Nation.”

His reception in the Big Apple, home of such greats as Bernie Madoff and Madonna, has, in his opinion, been all warm and huggy. “People seem to like me here,” he tells the New Yorker. “No ‘F you!’ or ‘Yo, F off!’ like you get some places. Maybe I should be a New Yorker.”

This may suit him well. Perhaps, now that he is cash-strapped and looking to do just about anything, he could host an offebeat comedy night in the East Village or do performance art in Williamsburg. But then again, maybe not. Yes, he tried to secure a spot on reality vehicle I’m a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here (which was snuffed out because his whole being a criminal thing), but this guy has got ethics when it comes to his public image. “He considered an offer from “Keeping Up with the Kardashians,” but that the show did not meet his ethical smell test. “That’s in your home,” he said. “It’s so personal.””

Surprised? Yes. What’s more surprising-he’s considering a political comeback. But not so fast to 2012, “When I say ‘comeback,’ I’m not necessarily saying I’m going to run for President,” he states. “You understand that, right?”