Lou Reed

Lou was an American musician active from 1942 until his death in 2013. Working across rock, experimental, and punk genres, he built a career spanning decades and multiple artistic phases. His work encompassed noise rock, glam rock, art rock, and folk-rock influences, establishing him as a pioneering figure in experimental music. Lou's versatility as a singer-songwriter allowed him to move fluidly between hard rock, new wave, and gothic aesthetics, influencing generations of artists across diverse musical traditions.