Bob Dylan as jokerman
Sun, 03 May 2009 14:46:07 -0700
From historian Douglas Brinkley’s profile of Bob Dylan in the May 14 Rolling Stone (available online only in the smallest snippets ): Dylan’s principal frustration, however, is that he feels misunderstood as an artist: “Popular music has no, whatever you call them, critics, that understand popular music in all of its dynamic fundamentalism. The consensus on me is that I’m a songwriter. And that I was influenced by Woody Guthrie and sang protest songs. Then rock & roll songs. Then relig
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