What Sam Sussman, author of Boy From the North Country, hears in the catalog of the enigmatic singer-songwriter.

Bob Dylan’s impact on music is undeniable, spanning generations and genres, from the Beatles’ John Lennon to pop icon Taylor Swift. But one of the most respected endorsements came from an unexpected ...

Early radio singles were short. Then Bob Dylan landed a hit in 1965 with “Like A Rolling Stone”, which inspired other artists to become more ambitious. The Beatles continued to experiment, and by the ...

Considering the fact that he's one of the most revered — and successful — musicians of all time, it's no surprise that when Bob Dylan talks, other rock stars listen...and they're usually glad they did ...

Dylan took the Greyhound Bus from Hibbing to St. Paul, where his cousin Howard Rutman and their summer camp friend Larry ...

Bob Dylan may have been a master of lyrical skill, but in terms of guitar playing, he knew that this guitarist belonged in a class by himself.

When Bob Dylan first introduced electric instruments into his set at the Newport Folk Festival in 1965, he wasn’t exactly met with fanfare. In fact, the folk community ostracized him to a degree. But ...

Bob Dylan never fit into one spot in rock and roll, so it's only natural that he wouldn't find his place in the next waves of ...

Lennon was so disappointed by Dylan and "Gotta Serve Somebody" that he went so far as to write a song of his own as a ...