BOB DYLAN STORIES

'Bob Dylan and his older relation Robert Zimmerman have always had “an

extreme sense of destiny,” as he once told a reporter. From the time he was a boy

in Hibbing, dreaming of cities whose names and stories reached him via the

radio, he was drawn to New York, “the city that would come to shape my

destiny.” And when he learned that the legendary Woody Guthrie was

languishing in a hospital somewhere near New York, the idol and the metropolis

combined in his imagination like a king and a kingdom, Guthrie and New York,

a single destination, an emblem of the future.'

'Understanding Bob Dylan’s life and work since the 1990s depends mostly upon

knowledge of his conduct on the road and in the studio with other musicians.

This is in part because the mature man in his sixth decade succeeded in his

struggle to keep his private life secluded, and largely because he has organized

his affairs around his intense touring, writing, and recording schedule. What is

left of his “private life” is either mysterious or self-evident, depending on your

prejudices. With a wry smile he has told interviewers that he has no private life;

while that is an exaggeration it is truer for this famous man than it is for most of

us...'

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