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

Heralded as the poet laureate of the early 1960s, Bob Dylan vanished ... insights into the nature and dynamics of artistic creativity and why some artists have staying power and others do not.

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.

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.

But I’m Not There remains a fascinating anti-biopic — a shape-shifting portrait of an artist who refuses to be pinned down or boxed in. Rolling Thunder Revue: A Bob Dylan Story by Martin ...

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 ...

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 ...

The word “probably” gets a major workout in “Bob Dylan ... elements of Dylan’s Jewishness remained central to his art and identity, from his commitment to social justice to his imaginative ...

Bob Dylan (@bobdylan) November 19, 2024 My Own Version of You is a song in which Dylan reflects on his own artistic and creative processes. And in its radical and stark new arrangement in this ...