Bob Dylan is one of my favorite musicians. I’ve been working on a human-interest story about him. He’s believed to be one of the most influential singer-songwriters of the 20th century. He won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 2016.
Dylan’s music left a footprint in the blues, country, rock and roll, and folk music genres. He wrote protest songs about social conscience, embracing topics like the Civil Rights Movement, greed, and war.
He was famous for ballads; some were ripped from the headlines about the plights of the countless confused, accused, misused, those strung-out and worse.
Though some fans said, his singing voice was grating and irritating, the verses, written in a distinctive style and rhythm, united people.
When the article is finished, I’ll post a link to expanded version.
