The Daily Telegraph Review newspaper supplement - 30 April 2011 - Bob Dylan cover

The Daily Telegraph Review newspaper supplement - Bob Dylan cover (30 April 2011)
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BOB DYLAN, who turns 70 next month, is the most obsessively scrutinised and discussed artist in pop history. Yet the man himself resists being mythologised. Mick Brown recalls the day he met the singer in an unexpectedly candid mood
2 and a half pages

EDWARD ALBEE defines the phrase Great American Playwright. As his scathing comedy 'A Delicate Balance' is revived, the 83-year-old talks to Tim Martin about his reputation, the point of theatre and the debt he owes JS Bach
1 and a half pages

ELMORE AND PETER LEONARD - Jake Kerridge talks to America's national novelist and the son who is following in his footsteps
1 page

CHRISTOPHER ECCLESTON on his latest foray into angst-ridden territory
three quarter page