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Disgruntled fans rejected Dylan in 1979, but a new boxed set of his live recordings reveals a new take on gospel music, fired by a rocking fervor.

Dylan made history in 2016 as the first Western musician to be awarded a Nobel Prize in Literature.

The songwriting icon did not attend the ceremony, but he has announced he will play three shows in Sweden as part of his upcoming European tour.

Ernest Hemingway and Theodore Roosevelt also accepted the award in absentia.

The most sung song since “Happy Birthday.”

This early profile "threw Dylan into a depression for months," according to the songwriter's biographer.

Rock legends joining forces and the tease of the Han Solo prequel film are among the five things we loved in Arts & Culture this week.

"Steve Jobs" director Danny Boyle explains the Dylan song choices in his movie.

Half a century after the release of "Like a Rolling Stone" and going electric at the Newport Folk Festival, Bob Dylan's legacy is everywhere.

Contrary to what critics may say, Bob Dylan is a great singer… better, in fact, than Christina Aguilera.

While picking up an award the musician takes stock.

We played Bob Dylan’s Frank Sinatra tribute to a bunch of fathers. They hated it.