The photodissociation dynamics of NCO have been examined using fast beam photofragment translational spectroscopy. Excitation of the 1(0)(2), 3(0)(1), and 1(0)(2)3(0)(2) transitions of the (B) over tilde (2)Pi<--<(X)over tilde> (2)Pi band produces N(S-4) + CO photofragments exclusively, while excitation of the 1(0)(3)3(0)(3) transition yields primarily N(D-2) + CO photoproducts. The translational energy [P(E-T)] distributions yield D-0(N-CO) = 2.34 +/-0.03 eV, and DeltaH(f,0)(0)(NCO) = 1.36 +/-0.03 eV. The P(E-T) distributions exhibit vibrationally resolved structure reflecting the vibrational and rotational distributions of the CO product. The N(D-2) + CO distribution can be fit by phase space theory (PST), while the higher degree of CO rotational excitation for N(S-4) + CO products implies that NCO passes through a bent geometry upon dissociation. The P(E-T) distributions suggest that when the (B) over tilde (2)Pi<--<(X)over tilde> (2)Pi band is excited, NCO undergoes internal conversion to its ground electronic state prior to dissociation. Excitation of NCO at 193 nm clearly leads to the production of N(D-2) + CO fragments. While conclusive evidence for the higher energy O(P-3) + CN(X (2)Sigma (+)) channel was not observed, the presence of this dissociation pathway could not be excluded.