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Well, first I'd suggest that any Barney Kessel intro was a thing of beauty...a lot of his intros from the "Poll Winners" album are fantastic. "Mean To Me" immediately comes to mind. He lays down killer intros in the "Sarah Plus 2" album as well.
If we look behond the guitar, one of the most famous intros has got to be Charlie Parker's to "All The Things You Are". It's easily playable on guitar.
the nice thing about "mean to mean" i think, is that the melody notes are pretty far apart, and it makes it easier to play the tune with chord melody technique.