Lou Reed at the Bottom Line, New York City, 1983 Size:20 x 24 in (50.8 x 61 cm) and the meeting of underground

and the meeting of underground author and pop star embodies the scene's collapsing of high and low

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and Lou Reed at a defining moment in the evolution of modern rock

Lou Reed at the Bottom Line, New York City, 1983 Size:20 x 24 in (50.8 x 61 cm) and the meeting of undergroundLou Reed photographed at the Bottom Line, New York City, in 1983 by Bobby Grossman. By 1983 Lou Reed had long since transformed rock songwriting first with the Velvet Underground, whose downtown New York vision shaped everything that followed at CBGB and beyond, then across a restless solo career. This image catches him on stage at the Bottom Line, the Greenwich Village club that was a proving ground for the city's songwriters. Grossman's concert