1 Lou Reed Covers
2 Vocal Range
3 Success of "Walk on the Wild Side"
4 Vocoders and Doo - Wop
5 Hip Hop and Rap Music
6 Synthesizer Music
7 Making Serious Pop Music
8 Listening to the Radio Growing Up
9 "Adults Always Reject Rock 'n' Roll"
10 What Was Missing in '60s Pop'
11 "What If Raymond Chandler Wrote a Rock 'n' Roll Song'"
12 The Velvet Underground's Influence
13 Do People Actually Listen to Lyrics'
14 Night Flight Theme
15 Berlin
16 Metal Machine Music
17 New Sensations
18 Lou Reed's Influence
19 The Velvet Underground's Legacy
20 "There Was Never Any Rock 'n' Roll That Did What I Wanted to Do"
21 His Singular Vision for Rock
22 Balancing Rock with the Literary
23 Are Songs About Specific People'
24 Studying Creative Writing
25 Writing a Memoir
26 Writing a Novel Vs. Writing a Song
27 Writing After the Velvet Underground
28 Looking Back: I Hope He Was Having a Good Time"
29 Thinking Ahead
30 "This Is What I Wanted to Do"
31 Advantages to Not Being a Trained Musician
32 Why Aren't You Going to Tour in the Us'
33 "I'm Addicted to Performing"
34 Drummer in Architecture School
35 Working with Bassist Fernando Saunders
36 Recording All over the World
37 Recording at Skyline Studios
38 "in the Velvet Underground, I Told Them What to Play"
39 Playing All the Guitars
40 Recording the Band's First Take
41 Refining His Guitar Sound