Bob Dylan

[beatlies]

The 1965 Fob Fylan:

news.sky.com/story/bob-dylan-accused-of-sexually-abusing-girl-12-in-the-1960s-12383465

[beatlies]

Aug 17, 2021 4:01:59 GMT -5 beatlies said:

The 1965 Fob Fylan:

news.sky.com/story/bob-dylan-accused-of-sexually-abusing-girl-12-in-the-1960s-12383465

www.stereogum.com/2157778/bob-dylan-biographer-says-alleged-abuse-victims-timeline-is-not-possible/news/

[beatlies]

From a new piece in the "Guardian".

www.google.com/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/music/2021/aug/19/bob-dylan-movements-not-inconsistent-with-alleged-sex-abuse-says-lawyer-for-accuser

"Dylan’s biographer Clinton Heylin – who has written numerous books about the singer....voiced doubt over her claims, as did others online.

Heylin told HuffPost:

It’s not possible. Dylan was touring England during that time, and was in Los Angeles for two of those weeks, plus a day or two at Woodstock. The tour was 10 days, but Bob flew into London on 26 April and arrived back in New York on 3 June. If Dylan was in New York in mid-April, it was for no more than a day or two. Woodstock was where he spent most of his time when not touring. And if he was in NYC, he invariably stayed at his manager’s apartment in Gramercy, not the Chelsea.

JC’s lawyer, Daniel Isaacs, has now responded to Heylin’s claims. “Looking at the [tour] schedule – it’s not inconsistent with our client’s claims,” he told Page Six. “There are dates that he wasn’t touring for several weeks in April and this will all come out at that appropriate time. The claims were vetted before the case was filed and we did our research. It’s our position that the evidence will establish that he was in New York during the relevant time period.""

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www.google.com/amp/s/www.mirror.co.uk/3am/celebrity-news/ill-testify-bob-dylan-over-24810333.amp


"Dana was 16 when she hooked up with the star, then 23, but says she “can’t imagine he’d have been interested in a 12-year-old”.

She told us: “For sure I’d be prepared to be a character witness in court. I’d always stand up for him but I doubt if he’d need my help with anything.”

Dylan and Dana’s 1965 fling was repeated when he returned to London two years later, documented in her recent memoir Weren’t Born A Man.

The respected blues singer, who has recorded 72 albums, also had romances with David Bowie and Mick Jagger. She said of Dylan: “He never ever forced anything on me I wouldn’t have wanted.

“I don’t think any man with any intelligence would do that. He wasn’t desperate.

“And he wasn’t the alcoholic type either, I never saw him not in his right mind. His was brighter than most minds.”"

[beatlies]

November 4, 1961. The original Bob Dylan (Robert Zimmerman) speaking voice can
be heard at the beginning of this recording.

Quite different from post-1964 Fylans'
voices.

m.youtube.com/watch?v=wGqsKBo0lIo

[emerald]

Hear Bob Dylan Perform ‘He Was a Friend of Mine’ in Previously Unreleased Recording From 1961

www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/bob-dylan-he-was-a-friend-of-mine-unreleased-recording-1258598/

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"Dylan has been telling journalists wild lies about his past since the earliest days of his career." --Rolling Stone magazine, May 23, 2011 (see link below)



www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/questions-about-bob-dylans-claim-that-he-was-once-a-heroin-addict-247842/amp/

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"Also according to Rolling Stone, Dylan has had a strict policy for “no photos” at his concerts for years now. At a show at New York’s Beacon Theatre last year, ushers shined flashlights on people they spotted using phones and asked repeat offenders to leave."



www.thewrap.com/bob-dylan-tumbles-on-stage-and-asks-fans-to-not-take-photos-during-concert-video/