by Bob Dylan
An interesting memoir even if some of the stories told were somewhat wordy and quite a bit offbeat from what was expected. Don't expect a straight story line of Dylan's rise to fame from this book as you will be disappointed as you get into it. 3 Stars for an enjoyable read.
An interesting memoir even if some of the stories told were somewhat wordy and quite a bit offbeat from what was expected. Don't expect a straight story line of Dylan's rise to fame from this book as you will be disappointed as you get into it. 3 Stars for an enjoyable read.
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Wow! A dense, extraordinary approach to an auto-biography. Dylan was never going to write a conventional biography, and readers who want one should keep on walking. This isn't for them.Instead Dylan has constructed a mythology as autobiography. While I think it's fair to assume that everything in th...
The language in this is like I imagined writing by Bob Dylan would be - evocative. He spells out some things in detail and lets you fill in others with your imagination. It gives you a great background in music. Many of Dylan's musical influences surprised me, and inspired me to listen. I was surpri...
It wasn't really that much of a surprise that Bob Dylan's music is more interesting than Bob Dylan. While this book had its good moments, a lot of the time its anecdotes went nowhere and I was left wondering what the point was. He did seem to use the word "reality" a lot. No offence, I'm a huge fan,...
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