You don't need a meteorologist to know which way the wind blows. Bob Dylan, 1965.

The voice of conscience of America, a songwriter with enduring resonance from the 1960s to today, an artist full of contradictions and a distant person, Bob Dylan is considered by many to be the most important songwriter of the 20th century. His Nobel Prize in Literature makes it essential to revisit his work.

But where do we start? Written by an avid fan of the artist, Bob Dylan – 100 Songs includes texts on the 100 top exemplars of his work. The background reflects the changes in social and artistic movements, along with some key facts from the creator’s personal life.

Additionally, ten people from the music scene choose a favorite track and talk about their own Dylan, with captivating narratives. Contributors include: Giannis Agelakas, Phoebus Delivorias, Argyris Zilos, Panos Katsimihas, Katerina Kafentzi (Kafka), Makis Milatos, Giannis Petridis, Nikos Portokaloglou, Dionysis Savvopoulos, and Charis Symvoulidis.

It features 5 works by Achilleas Razi, specially created for this edition.