The 1950s trailblazer Bob Dylan views as “the Shakespeare of rock ‘n’ roll”
“A new generation had come along”.
Bob Dylan
The 1990s icon Bob Dylan looked up to: “I’d love to make a record like that”
Writing songs and throwing out the rules.
The song from 1956 that Bob Dylan claims “a serial killer” could’ve written
The dark origins of unreliable narrators.
The 1967 song Jerry Garcia fell out of love with playing: “I’m starting to get tired”
Getting stale after a while.
“My inspiration”: Bob Dylan’s favourite lyric ever written
“The highest purpose of art is to inspire. What else can you do?”
The 1980s band Tom Petty would have played with in a heartbeat: “We thought we had time”
Never losing that spark.
The 1963 song that gave Bob Dylan his greatest enemy: “I’ll see them all in their graves”
Getting the wrong impression.
The 2017 album Roger Waters felt completely betrayed by: “What is wrong with you?”
Going back on his craft.
Hear Bob Dylan play ‘You Ain’t Goin’ Nowhere’ for the first time in 14 years
More deep cuts getting a turn.