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(More customer reviews)I read this book a few years ago, when I was starting to get really into Dylan's music, and by the time I finished the book, I had an even deeper appreciation for his music. Williams is better than anyone at describing and conveying Dylan's genius. Almost overflowing with enthusiasm, Williams reviews Dylan's earliest, most celebrated albums and concerts with an emphasis on Dylan's unique delivery of the material, rather than foculsing on his simply his words or politics, as many less perceptive writers tend to do. Reading the book makes you see Dylan not as the "voice of a generation" but more simply and accurately as the generation's most visionary artist and performer.
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An examination of the music and performances of Bob Dylan, from 1960 to 1973. This analysis provides an in-depth look at Dylan as a performer, exploring his work on stage and in the studio, much of which has been ground-breaking and controversial.
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