The recordings were found in an apartment in Greenwich Village, and are being hailed as a "major discovery"

His Nobel gives him a stamp of approval, but today there's a Dylan to fit every university course catalog

Throughout his career, Dylan has borrowed from other great American writers. On his new album, it's Whitman's turn

If you don’t know it’s Dylan, my dad told me later, you'd think it was someone pretending and doing a bad job

Dylan was my hero. I never guessed he read the tiny magazine where I published a satirical "interview" with his mom

What is the American bard driving at with a 17-minute song on the JFK assassination? David Talbot thinks he knows

The legendary singer and media baiter may have swiped passages in his required talk from SparkNotes, God bless him

Plenty of people hate Dylan's Super Bowl ads, but loving Dylan has never required liking him or respecting him

An unfinished version of the unlikely collab exists somewhere, but Dylan pulled the plug

The odds are a changin', but that's a cheap publicity stunt, not reality. Here's why Dylan doesn't stand a chance

Bob Dylan is the author of America over the last 50 years. Donald Trump is the vandal trying to roll it back

No, the singer isn't a plagiarist, rather a modern musician who honors a time-honored Renaissance tradition

Dylan is blowin' in the win

The 600+ copyrights span 60 years, ranging from 1962’s “Blowin’ in the Wind” to this year’s “Murder Most Foul”

By Allen Barra