Harry Freedman's new biography about Bob Dylan's Jewish identity leans heavily on conjecture but also shows flashes of ...

Although this term is typically found in a religious context, Bob Dylan claimed that the same thing happened to him and his sense of identity in the late 1960s. “I’m not like you. Am I?” ...

His identity was a performance ... which in one sense is a parable of artistic ruthlessness—needs a climax. And Bob Dylan, more than most rock stars, is a myth. In all senses of the word.

as an artist whose main tools have always been his voice and his words. It’s the reason he was awarded the Nobel prize for literature in 2016, after all. Read more: Bob Dylan's Nobel prize ...

Our critic watched every film with him that she could find to better understand the artist. By Alissa Wilkinson ... But there’s something unique about Bob Dylan’s big-screen presence.

Decade Of Dissent: How 1960s Bob Dylan Changed ... that solidified the artist as one of the greatest musicians of all time. In terms of a book that focuses on Dylan’s career in the 1960s ...

I’ll admit it straight off: I don’t know how to write about Bob Dylan ... want to see as Dylan devotee, but one that is also unsatisfying in a lot of other ways. “Art is a disagreement ...

This November, Bob Dylan ... this tour, Dylan’s thoughts have been heavily focused on his own mortality and his own legacy. If the Albert Hall concerts this year are to be his last on the road, then ...

A new Bob Dylan biopic ... shackles of Cold War conformity in his music. Once Dylan made it to New York's Greenwich Village, it was the art-house international films that caught his eye ...