Bob Dylan was many things to many people: a folk music icon, a civil rights activist, and a singing revolutionary. He ...

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.

One might think that, at this point, there’s really nothing new to write about the living legend that is Bob Dylan. There are ...

The Freewheelin’ Bob Dylan was released in 1963, shortly after the artist turned 22 years old ... and political music scenes that formed his identity as a musician. According to Dylan himself ...

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 ...

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.

Given Bob Dylan’s reticent public persona, his art has long seemed the closest one can get to standing in the songwriter’s shoes. Much of the octogenarian’s work may be done on the road ...

Someone sidles up to me, Negroni or Coke in hand, and asks, sotto voce, Have you seen the Bob Dylan movie ... I think this ability to try on a new identity — something the movie shows him ...