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Truth, tension, and the trouble with heroes: Bob Dylan burns the rulebook on Highway 61 Revisited
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Truth, tension, and the trouble with heroes: Bob Dylan burns the rulebook on Highway 61 Revisited
By the summer of 1965, Bob Dylan wasn’t just restless; he was actively shedding skin. Fame had arrived early and loudly, and he seemed determined to antagonize it before it could settle in. Bringing It All Back Home had already kicked a hole through the folk barricade, half electric, half daring anyone to accuse him of betrayal. Newport Folk Festival followed, amps turned up, boos cascading, Dylan looking less wounded than entertained. The narra…
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