Bob Dylan's songs are iconic, but some artists have taken his work to new heights, reimagining it in ways that arguably ...

Bob Dylan's Idiot Wind reveals the hidden pain behind one of his most acclaimed songs, as personal betrayal fuels a brutally honest masterpiece.

Bob Dylan never asked to be the voice of a generation, but he felt that some singers seemed a bit more attainable than others ...

Nobody knows his way around a sad love song quite like Bob Dylan. Here are four that hit home particularly hard.

This year, two arena-filling artists returned to the older civic function of song. Bruce Springsteen’s “Streets of Minneapolis” and U2’s elegiac “American Obituary,” written in response to immigration ...

Shame's Charlie Steen unveiled his musical influences and love for Bob Dylan, during an episode of Far Out's Existential Boozer.

From parks to cafes and clubs, the City is home to spots that have inspired artists of all types for centuries — none more so ...

Bob Dylan's lyrics resonate today as they criticize the military-industrial complex and the leaders who start wars while avoiding consequences. The ongoing conflicts in Ukraine and Iran illustrate the ...

Marianne Faithfull's go-to Bob Dylan track feels evocative of her highly publicized relationship with The Rolling Stones.

July 25, 1965, when Bob Dylan picked up an electric guitar at the Newport Folk Festival and the crowd responded with boos.

As Ewan Gleadow wrote for Cult Following in a review of the bootleg recordings from the concert, the set also featured some ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A Bob Dylan song released in 1965 is being recognized once again as one of the best songs ever written, over six decades after it ...