| Edited and introduced by Rolling Stone contributing editor Jonathan Cott, this book collects 31 of the most significant and revealing conversations with America's celebrated street poet and singer, stretching from 1962 through 2004. Here is Bob Dylan in a 1963 radio interview with Studs Terkel and a 1964 New Yorker article by Nat Hentoff; Nora Ephron and Susan Edmonton talk to Dylan in 1965 shortly after he "went electric"; and Sam Shepard turns a 1987 interview for Esquire into a script for a stage play, with himself and Dylan as characters. |
