For most of his career, Bob Dylan has gone to great lengths to hide himself from the public eye, preferring to reveal his personality traits and inner life in his songs. But just as his meteoric rise ...

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No, that initial word in the title isn’t a typo. “Dont Look Back” (1967), D.A. Pennebaker’s now-legendary documentary about Bob Dylan’s 1965 English concert tour, really does lack an apostrophe. Hey, ...

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Bob Dylan's on the pavement, thinking about the government — and you can eavesdrop Saturday night at Ragtag Cinema. Director D.A. Pennebaker's iconic "Don't Look Back," a 1967 documentary on the ...

D.A. Pennebaker’s 1967 documentary “Bob Dylan: Don’t Look Back” doesn’t explain Bob Dylan so much as trap him in a frame, turning the mercurial singer-songwriter into both subject and object, artist ...

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