“Jim Morrison tells me that people are looking at the streets while I am looking at the moon. I do not feel connected enough [with the issues] to throw stones at a policeman. I want to throw stones at the whole world.”

—  Nico

In 1968, as quoted in Life and Lies of an Icon (1995) by Richard Witts.

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