A.J. Weberman, famous for picking through Bob Dylan’s trash, shares his thoughts on ‘A Complete Unknown’
A.J. Weberman — the writer and gadfly who gained notoriety in the 1970s by picking through Bob Dylan’s garbage — recently watched “A Complete Unknown,” the new biopic about the Jewish singer-songwriter.
Changin'” both debut on Billboard's Rock Digital Song Sales chart this week, hitting Nos. 4 and 12, respectively.
Folk music is criminally underrepresented in the 21st century, but back in the day these three folks songs graced the charts' ...
The most famous figure in pop culture to ever attend the University of Minnesota, Bob Dylan, enrolled at the College of Science, Literature and Arts in the fall of 1959. After moving away from ...
The singer-songwriter was never only a creature of music. Our critic watched every film with him that she could find to ...
Allen Ginsberg and Bob Dylan shared something of a father-son relationship. The two poets had a lifelong appreciation for ...
Most famous is a party that gets a little rowdy ... A Complete Unknown shows how Bob Dylan transformed from an activist folk singer to a rock ‘n’ roll legend. By 1971, after a rough motorcycle ...
The film ends with Dylan’s famous (infamous for many at the time ... the manager Albert Grossman, the musician Bob Neuwirth, the producer John Hammond, the music critic who gave Dylan his ...
James Mangold’s new biopic “A Complete Unknown” skillfully portrays Bob Dylan’s early career from modern folk bard to ...
Folk music hero Bob Dylan notoriously switched to electric rock in July 1965 at the Newport Folk Festival, sending shockwaves ...
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