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The News of the Days” is the only book written by Bob Dylan, winner of the 2016 Nobel Prize for Literature, which is awarded for the first time to a musician. Dylan wrote his own songs for fifty years, and the reason he was awarded the Nobel was because, in his lyrical poems, he “created new poetic expressions within the great American lyrical tradition.”

Dylan was called in the 1960s as the voice of the new generation, and American protesters were demanding People's rights and the cessation of war, they raise his words high in the face of the regimes. He wrote songs that carry deep philosophical and poetic references, Heavy social and political concerns, and a soul he instilled from the souls of his predecessors of blues, rock-and-roll, country, jazz and folk, great poets such as TS Eliot, Edgar Allan Poe, Baudelaire, and storytellers such as Hugo, Balzac, and Gogol. He released an entire CD inspired by Chekhov's stories!

In the 1960s, Dylan was called the voice of the new generation, and American demonstrators to demand people's rights and stop war were raising his words against the regimes. He wrote songs that carry in their depth philosophical and poetic references, and heavy social and political concerns. And a soul he instilled from those of his predecessors: blues, rock-and-roll, country, jazz and folk, great poets such as TS Eliot, Edgar Allan Poe, and Baudelaire, and storytellers such as Hugo, Balzac, and Gogol. He released an entire CD inspired by Chekhov's stories!

This Dylan memoir begins in 1961 New York City, where magical possibilities, fumes from the earth, long red night parties, and nascent literary and artistic movements. Those we now think of as mythical characters were then walking the streets of Manhattan, Bob met them one by one, learning a new style of this, another technique of that, sleeping on a sofa in a friend's library, listening to phonographs in a mistress's apartment.