However, there is a hugely influential component of Bob Dylan’s success that is nowhere to be seen in A Complete Unknown. If folk band Peter, Paul, and Mary hadn't covered Dylan’s “Blowin ...

The director believes the icon himself wanted to better understand the period in his life depicted in the film, especially the anger that greeted his going electric at a folk festival.

The cover art was an oblique painting by Dylan, with a photo of Big Pink on the back [see panel]. The black and white band photo could ... they were capable of making this kind of record.” ...

Almost 50 years ago, The Band released Music From Big Pink ... There were two typewriters set up in the house. Dylan would write on one when he was around, often running downstairs as soon ...