Can an old iPod classic charger brick be used with new iPod nano?

I have an Apple ModelA1102 W005A050 wall charger. I came with the iPod I purchased in 2005.
Can it be used to charge the new iPod nano I just purchased?
Thanks.

Yes so long as it has a USB connection on it.

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Thanks for visiting Apple Support Communities.
I recommend starting with these steps if your iPod nano is not recognized by your Mac:
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http://support.apple.com/kb/ts1410
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