NOBEL LITERATURE WINNER 2016

"I change during the day. I wake up and I'm one person, and when I go to sleep I know for sure I'm someone else." - Bob Dylan

Collected for the first time: a rare and diverse collection of intimate interviews, straight from the mouth of America's most famous street poet. DYLAN ON DYLAN is a must-read for his millions of fans.

Twenty-nine of the most important and revealing discussions with the singer, spanning forty years, from the early days of his career in 1962 to 2004, are gathered here to fill the gaps left by Chronicles: Volume 1. Among the highlights are the definitive Rolling Stone interviews by Jann Wenner, Jonathan Cott, Kurt Loder, and Mikal Gilmore, as well as the legendary 1966 Playboy interview.

Dylan expert Jonathan Cott writes an introduction to this must-have collection of the artist in his own words.

"Edited by Jonathan Cott, one of the original editors of Rolling Stone and arguably the most suitable writer to have conversed with Mr. Dylan, the interview format remains highly readable... Mr. Cott identifies the significant changes in Mr. Dylan's life through conversation, without excessive commentary... No one can explain Mr. Dylan as well as he, when he bothers to do so, can explain himself." - The New York Times

Pages: 464, Year of Publication: 0801, Dimensions: 13.1x13.1cm