Bob Dylan stands out with Elvis Presley and The Beatles in a
triumvirate of popular-music artists of unparalleled achievements,
influence and public fascination. He changed popular music in the
1960s, and helped define that decade with songs ''Blowin'' in the
Wind'' and ''Like a Rolling Stone''. Yet he resisted those who
attempted to define him. An aratist of indomitable energy and
single-mindedness, he went on to create new work - on albums such
as BLOOD ON THE TRACKS and TIME OUT OF MIND - which rivals his past
glory. He has outlasted all his contemporaries, selling more than
56 million records over forty years. In 2001, the year of his
sixtieth birthday, Bob Dylan is as relevant to a young audience as
to those who grew up with his music. DOWN THE HIGHWAY celebrates
the grandeur of Dylan''s artistic achievement and reveals the
complete life story of the reclusive, mercurial and eccentric man
who has been an enigma for so long. This major new biography is
based on a mountain of research conducted over three years,
including interviews with more than 250 people in Dylan''s life -
lovers, friends, relatives, former employees and music stars. Many
interviewees are key people who have not spoken before. Author
Howard Sounes has also had access to previously unseen documentary
evidence. In this magnificent and authoritative account he takes
the reader to the heart of Dylan''s life and work. --This text
refers to an alternate Paperback edition.
關於作者：
Howard Sounes is the author of Charles Bukowski: Locked in the
Arms of a Crazy Life 1999 and of Fred Rose1995, the
bestselling account of the lives and crimes of Fred and Rosemary
West which enabled him to leave his job as a journalist with the
Mirror to become a full-time writer. --This text refers to an
alternate Paperback edition.
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