Anne Margaret Daniel

No stone left unturned: The World of Bob Dylan reviewed

Sean Latham has chapters, essays and themes on every aspect of the great man’s life, but the problem persists that the world of Bob Dylan can’t really be put between the covers of a book

Bob Dylan and Suze Rotolo, photographed in New York City, New York in 1961. Credit: Getty Images
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  • The World of Bob Dylan

    Sean Latham

    CUP, pp. 370, £20

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