Bob Dylan's New York

The narrative explores the transformative journey of Robert Zimmerman, who became Bob Dylan, as he navigated New York City's vibrant cultural scene in the 1960s. Arriving with minimal possessions, he quickly immersed himself in the artistic communities of Greenwich Village, performing at iconic venues. This revised edition by June Skinner Sawyers highlights the significant influences of the city and its inhabitants on Dylan's development as a groundbreaking songwriter, capturing the essence of a legendary musical evolution.