Piece Description

Bob Dylan moved to New York City in 1961, and within two years he was being lauded as the "voice of a generation." The young troubadour wasn't so interested in being that, but Dylan's meteoric rise to fame was no fluke. In his songs, Dylan captured the social consciousness of the time and took it beyond as he rejected the role of protest singer. In this hour, we'll hear about Dylan's early years as he moved from folk singer-songwriter to rock and roll star. Interviews: Bob Neuwirth, Ray Benson, George Wein, John Hammond, Suze Rotolo, David Nelson, Tom Morello, Dave Van Ronk, Bill Flanagan, Rush Rehm, Sean Wilentz, John Cohen, Greil Marcus, Anthony DeCurtis

0:00 -- 18:00 Segment 1

In:  "He became an artist in front of everybody's very eyes..."
Out:  "I'm Patti Smith, and you're listening to Bob Dylan:  Blowin' In The Wind."

18:00 -- 19:00  Break 1 with music bed

19:00 -- 41:00 Segment 2

In:  "Welcome back to Bob Dylan: Blowin' In The Wind.  I'm Patti Smith."
Out:  "I'm Patti Smith, and you're listening to Bob Dylan:  Blowin' In The Wind."

41:00 -- 42:00  Break 2 with music bed

42:00 -- 59:00  Segment 3

In:  "Welcome back to Bob Dylan:  Blowin' In The Wind.  I'm Patti Smith."
Out:  "I'm Patti Smith, and thanks for listening."