Bob Dylan doesn't just woo listeners with deftly crafted poetic insights when singing — he also leaves his mark when speaking ...

Radio interview with Cynthia Gooding, WBAI, 1962 -- Radio interview with Studs Terkel, WFMT (Chicago), May 1963 -- "The crackin', shakin', breakin', sound" by Nat Hentoff, the New Yorker, October, ...

In 1980, Bob Dylan admitted that he couldn't rewrite one of his early triumphs since his outlook had changed so much over the ...

The times they are a-changin'. For nearly seventy years Bob Dylan has been making music, and throughout his entire career he's been a man of few words. He rarely gives interviews, earning himself a ...

Sir Paul McCartney's dream duet would be with Bob Dylan, who still makes him nervous.

The sound team behind James Mangold's Bob Dylan movie talks about the challenges of recording everything live and how different sound environments convey Dylan's relationship with his audience.

Variety talked with Mangold about the challenges in structuring the screenplay (which he took over from initial writer Jay Cocks); what happened when he spent 18 hours personally talking with Dylan; ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. “Those were the nine words that completely changed my life,” Charlie Daniels recalled of Bob Dylan’s proclamation to producer Bob ...