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Sixty Years Ago Today, Bob Dylan Kicked Off His Career With A Made-Up Backstory For WNYC
On October 29th, 1961, then 20-year-old Dylan claimed he traveled the country with the circus while being interviewed on the radio for the first time by Oscar Brand for WNYC's Folksong Festival.
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Ben Yakas
Arts & Entertainment
The Best Albums Of 2020
Check out our favorite albums of 2020, including Fiona Apple, Bill Callahan, SAULT, Waxahatchee, Bob Dylan, Caribou, Moses Sumney, Adrianne Lenker and a lot more.
By
Ben Yakas
Arts & Entertainment
What If We Stop Making Movies About Bob Dylan For A Sec?
Will something bad happen? If not, maybe instead we can get one about a female musician.
By
Jen Carlson
Arts & Entertainment
Bob Dylan-Inspired Musical 'Girl From The North Country' Coming To Broadway
Inspired and featuring the music of Bob Dylan, the show tells the stories of residents in a Depression-era Midwestern boarding house.
By
Ben Yakas
Arts & Entertainment
The Micro-Collector: Mitch Blank's Apartment Museum Turns Forgotten Items Into Expressive Art
"When I'm traveling, I'll take my friends' lists of whatever they collect, and I'll shop for them, because I still get satisfaction from putting the universe in order."
By
Paul Lukas
Arts & Entertainment
Scorsese Documentary On Bob Dylan's Legendary Rolling Thunder Revue Hits Netflix In June
The film 'captures the troubled spirit of America in 1975 & the joyous music that Dylan performed during the fall of that year' and describes it as 'part documentary, part concert film, part fever dream.'
By
Ben Yakas
Arts & Entertainment
Photos: A Disarmingly Happy Bob Dylan Inside His First NYC Apartment
Steven Kasher Gallery will feature some wonderful photos of the doughy, fresh-faced kid from Duluth, Minnesota who had just set himself up in NYC.
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Ben Yakas
Arts & Entertainment
A conversation with Milton Glaser as his iconic, psychedelic Bob Dylan poster turns 50
The legend spoke with us about one of his most iconic creations.
By
Benedict Cosgrove
Arts & Entertainment
Step Inside Bob Dylan's Former Townhouse, Now On The Market For $3.7 Million
The home is on Strivers' Row, and Dylan sold it in 2000.
By
Jen Carlson
Arts & Entertainment
A History of NYC Protest Songs, From Billie Holiday To Reagan Youth
From 'Strange Fruit' to 'The Message.'
By
Jake Offenhartz
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