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Bob Dylan : Things Have Changed Ron Roscenbaum
Renowned culture critic Ron Rosenbaum discovered not only the world-changing music of early Bob Dylan, but the man himself in the 1960s, when Rosebaum was a young journalists living in Greenwich Village and working for the legendary alt-newspaper, The Village Voice. Rosenbaum, in fact, lived around the corner from Dylan, and shared mutual friends. It was the time, and the place, where an essential idea of Dylan's character was formed — that of the whip-smart, angry, too-cool-for-school icon, a kind of James Dean in denim. The raspy voice, not to mention the brilliantly cutting lyricism, only somehow added to his cultural dangerousness. But Dylan has had many changes of character since then. There was the smoother-voiced country crooner of Nashville Skyline, the white-faced ring-master of the Rolling Thunder Review, the enraged proslytizer who saw Jesus in a Tuscon motel room and converted to Christianity, only to become a Zionist next . . . and more. And throughtout, Dylan would tell people, "I'm not that person anymore," whatever previous character he was asked about.
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