Rolling Stoneのインスタグラム(rollingstone) - 5月31日 08時04分

"The German-born #Nico first worked as a model in Paris but got into music in the mid-Sixties through a friendship with Rolling Stone Brian Jones and Stones manager Andrew Loog Oldham, for whom she cut a British single, 'The Last Mile,' on his Immediate label in 1965. The song was produced, cowritten, and arranged by Jimmy Page. The next year, Nico met Andy Warhol in New York, socialized at the Factory, and appeared in his film 'The Chelsea Girls.' (She had played a small role in Fellini's 'La Dolce Vita.') Warhol later introduced her to Lou Reed and John Cale in the #VelvetUnderground. She got feature billing in the band ('the Velvet Underground and Nico') but left after the first album. Nico's connection with her old group remained strong, though, and on her 1968 solo debut she recorded songs by Cale and Reed, as well as some by a 16-year-old named Jackson Browne, who accompanied her during shows." From RollingStone.com

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