: Features early, revealing discussions, such as a 1962 conversation with Cynthia Gooding where a young Dylan appears eager for approval.
: The material is arranged by date, starting with his earliest professional years in 1961 and concluding with the speech he prepared for the 2016 Nobel Prize banquet.
: The collection illustrates Dylan's shifting attitude toward the press, from his guarded 1960s persona to more open, reflective conversations in his later years. Purchasing Options Dylan on Dylan: Interviews and Encounters
: Each entry includes an introduction that provides historical context and, in some cases, the interviewer’s personal recollections of the meeting. Key Highlights and Features
: Typically priced around $24.95 $19.99 at retailers like Barnes & Noble , Books-A-Million , and Rizzoli Bookstore . : Features early, revealing discussions, such as a
is a comprehensive anthology edited by Jeff Burger that chronologically traces the career of Bob Dylan through his own words from 1961 to 2016 . Spanning 560 pages, the collection gathers 34 interviews, press conferences, and speeches, many of which have never before been anthologized or appeared in print. Core Content Overview
: Conversations are led by notable figures including Jonathan Lethem , Douglas Brinkley , Mikal Gilmore , and fellow musicians like Pete Seeger and Happy Traum . Purchasing Options : Each entry includes an introduction
This title is part of the "Musicians in Their Own Words" series from Chicago Review Press .
