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Review: 'Nico, 1988' is powered by the formidable performance of Trine Dyrholm as the late pop singer

If you know the name Nico at all, it's from a brief moment in time in the 1960s when she collaborated with Lou Reed on the iconic "The Velvet Underground & Nico" album and was anointed by the media as the epitome of hipster cool.

But Nico's creative life didn't end when her association with the band did. She kept making influential music though

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