New exhibition explores the work of enigmatic musician Lou Reed

As co-founder of The Velvet Underground in the 1960s, Lou Reed helped change the direction of music. As a solo artist, he challenged convention and never stopped experimenting. And through a new exhibition about his creative life at the New York Public Library, the enigmatic musician’s work continues to challenge perceptions. Christopher Booker reports.

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