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Wednesday, August 30, 2006
Lou Reed: Up to Lexington, 9-2-Y

Lou Reed will be performing his 1973 album, Berlin, live in December for the first time ever to the delight of New York area fans at St. Ann’s Warehouse in Brooklyn. Not one to slow down, he also recently published a photo book, Lou Reed’s New York, and will be at the Y on September 18 discussing much of his life’s work with Rolling Stone‘s Anthony DeCurtis. To set the mood, check out this cool video from 1972 of Lou Reed and John Cale performing “Waiting for the Man” at the Bataclan in Paris.

[Lou Reed in Conversation with Anthony DeCurtis: 9/18/06]


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