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Weyes Blood: Midnight Chats – Episode 121

Natalie Mering met Lou Reed, and he was actually nice
By Loud & Quiet
By Loud & Quiet

In a recent episode of Midnight Chats, Natalie Mering, aka Weyes Blood, shared her incredible experience of meeting the legendary Lou Reed. Contrary to expectations, Reed turned out to be a genuinely nice person, breaking the stereotype of a grumpy rockstar. Let’s delve into the fascinating conversation between Mering and Reed and explore their encounter in detail.

During the podcast, Mering describes her opportunity to meet her musical idol, Lou Reed. The encounter took place in New York City, where Mering had been performing to a captivated audience. Reed, known for his iconic work as the frontman of The Velvet Underground, approached Mering after her performance and expressed his admiration for her music. Mering was taken aback by Reed’s kind words, as she had always imagined him to be more aloof and enigmatic.

The conversation between the two artists flowed effortlessly, and Reed offered Mering advice on navigating the music industry and the challenges of being a creative individual. Mering was struck by Reed’s genuine interest in her music and his willingness to share his wisdom. The experience left a lasting impression on Mering, inspiring her to continue pursuing her musical journey with renewed vigor.

Mering’s encounter with Lou Reed serves as a reminder that first impressions can deceive, and we should not judge others based on preconceived notions. Sometimes, the most unexpected encounters can leave a profound impact on our lives. It is a testament to the power of music in bringing people together, bridging gaps between generations and transcending barriers.
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