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
: Includes well-known pieces like Nora Ephron's 1965 interview, Nat Hentoff's 1966 Playboy piece, and Ed Bradley's 2004 60 Minutes segment.
: 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 Dylan on Dylan: Interviews and Encounters
: Features early, revealing discussions, such as a 1962 conversation with Cynthia Gooding where a young Dylan appears eager for approval.
The book captures Dylan's famously mercurial personality—ranging from witty and wise to evasive, cranky, or sarcastic—while offering rare, candid insights into his creative process. is a comprehensive anthology edited by Jeff Burger
: Available for approximately $30.00 at Barnes & Noble .
: Typically priced around $24.95 $19.99 at retailers like Barnes & Noble , Books-A-Million , and Rizzoli Bookstore . : Each entry includes an introduction that provides
: Conversations are led by notable figures including Jonathan Lethem , Douglas Brinkley , Mikal Gilmore , and fellow musicians like Pete Seeger and Happy Traum .