New York, 1967. Velvet Underground, an avant-garde rock band, is at the apex of their career. Pioneers among that exuberant and eclectic New York, in collaboration with Andy Warhol, they release the album “Velvet Underground & Nico”, a masterpiece of 60s experimental music. In those years in New York, a high-level cultural period is underway; meanwhile, in the Warhol’s Factory, only élite figures are seen: painters, poets, singers from Jim Morrison to David Bowie. All the pop art of the time in an apartment in Manhattan.