New York Doll Critic Reviews
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You're left with the bewilderment and joy on Kane's face as he plays the old songs, and the sense of ghosts just behind his back.Read the full review
Though it is small in scale and lasts only 78 minutes, New York Doll, like any documentary, goes places we expect it to and places we do not. As journeys go, this is one to treasure.Read the full review
This makes for a modestly touching journey, but New York Doll, in its wafer-thin way, is an oxymoron: a hagiographic tribute to a rocker with more passion than talent.Read the full review
Unexpectedly heartwarming documentary.Read the full review
A tender take on life after stardom.Read the full review
A charmer whose lack of profane language or images renders it unexpectedly viable for general broadcast.Read the full review
Greg Whiteley's small, tender documentary portrait New York Doll looks at life after rock 'n' roll as experienced by Arthur (Killer) Kane, the original bassist for the legendary glam-punk band the New York Dolls.Read the full review
