"New York Doll" is a documentary that follows the journey of Arthur "Killer" Kane, a recovering alcoholic and converted Mormon, as he reunites with his former band The New York Dolls after 30 years. The film chronicles Kane's struggles with addiction and personal demons, as well as his renewed passion for music and his faith. Shot on digital camcorders, the documentary features interviews with notable artists such as Morrissey, Chrissie Hynde, and Bob Geldof. With a 90% score on Rotten Tomatoes, "New York Doll" is a powerful and inspiring story of redemption and second chances.

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