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Bob Dylan changed his last name to match that of the Welsh poet, Dylan Thomas.
Bob Dylan = renowned U.S. songwriter noted amongst other things for his protest songs (b. 1941)
- With his dark-blond hair and his brow frequently furrowed in thought, he looked more like Bob Dylan than a teacher.† (source)
- A voice in a can tells me his name is Bob Dylan, but as the next song starts, the signal fades.† (source)
- And as for Gordon Lightfoot and Neil Young, as for Joni Mitchell and Ian and Sylvia—I'd already heard Bob Dylan and Joan Baez, and Hester.† (source)
- The only one he guessed correctly was Robert Zimmerman, Bob Dylan's real name.† (source)
- Um, inspired Bob Dylan.† (source)
- They were playing old Bob Dylan, more than perfect for narrow Village streets close to Christmas and the snow whirling down in big feathery flakes, the kind of winter where you want to be walking down a city street with your arm around a girl like on the old record cover — because Pippa was exactly that girl, not the prettiest, but the no-makeup and kind of ordinary-looking girl he'd chosen to be happy with, and in fact that picture was an ideal of happiness in its way, the hike of his…† (source)
- We talked about Willie's songwriting (he is, mark my words, the next Bob Dylan), Matthew's summer football camp, Mark's and Liz's writing, school, politics, the war in Iraq, and on and on.† (source)
- The day after Gorbachev's speech at the Mirage, Bob Dylan performed at the grand opening of the new Mandalay Bay casino.† (source)
- I'm hooked and I don't even know what's on MTV anymore, because I'm busy with Bob Dylan and Buddy Holly and the Byrds and the Rolling Stones and the Dave Clark Five and Turtles who are neither mutant nor ninja.† (source)
- Fox had shoved his way into the world and into his laughing father's waiting hands in the bedroom of the odd little farmhouse while Bob Dylan sang "Lay, Lady, Lay" on the record player, and lavender-scented candles burned.† (source)
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- All my love, Melia * Lyrics from TOMBSTONE BLUES b~ Bob Dylan.† (source)
- The Beatles or Bob Dylan or The Mamas and the Papas blasted from stereos.† (source)
- Bob Dylan whispered the opening verse of "Forever Young" through the speakers.† (source)
- But in the end, this book, like all the others, is really for Jay, who gave me Bob Dylan, Tom Waits, Social Distortion, and a million other songs still playing.† (source)
- Bob Dylan.† (source)
- The Beatles, the Rolling Stones, Bob Dylan--"Lay, Lady, Lay," you don't need a brass bed to understand it.† (source)
- He chose Bob Dylan, the kind of slow, stalling melodies that always made me feel as if the dead were rattling their chains.† (source)
- "Right after I finish the one I'm writing for Bob Dylan."† (source)
- He's taking mental notes on every discussion of who hails from where and what they've done, every hand raised in a group discussion that's not his, every offhand late-night reference to Hemingway or John Grisham, to Beethoven or Bob Dylan.† (source)
- He wore a Greek sailor's cap that Abby (a product of the sixties) associated with the young Bob Dylan.† (source)
- I listened to the protest songs of Bob Dylan; John Lennon; Peter, Paul, and Mary; the Byrds; and others, and owned a number of their recordings.† (source)
- After they each opened their other gifts from me—a gift certificate to a spa for Mom and a hook about Bob Dylan for Dad—it was time to open my last present.† (source)
- I was still listening—but now to another of her favorites, Bob Dylan—when my mom got home.† (source)
- Right,' I said glumly, sitting down across from him and picking up a Bob Dylan CD.† (source)
- 201): Elsewhere in this book mention is made of a page in one of Carrie White's school notebooks where a line from a famous rock poet of the '60s, Bob Dylan, was written repeatedly, as if in desperation.† (source)
- It might not be amiss to close this book with a few lines from another Bob Dylan song, lines that might serve as Carrie's epitaph: I wish I could write you a melody so plain/That would save you, dear lady, from going insane/That would ease you and cool you and cease the pain/Of your useless and pointless knowledge ….† (source)
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