Several songs written by this musician employ a tuning scheme where every string on a guitar is tuned to the same note, which he nicknamed after his song “The Ostrich.” The refrain “It's so cold in Alaska” (-5[1])ends a song whose lyrics this man rewrote as a sequel to a song about a “Germanic Queen” named Caroline. LaMonte Young’s drone work inspired an album by this musician that Rolling Stone described as sounding like a “galactic (15[1])(*) refrigerator.” This artist was the lead singer on a 17-minute proto-noise rock song (-5[1])about a cross-dressing heroin dealer. A group led by this musician released the album White Light/White Heat, which includes the song “Sister Ray,” after ending their creative relationship with Andy Warhol. For 10 points, name this lead singer of the Velvet Underground. (10[1])■END■