Dylan Speaks

Year: 1965

Runtime: 53 mins

Language: English

Director: Robert N. Zagone

Documentary

The conference at KQED studios in San Francisco on Dec. 3, 1965 captures Bob Dylan at a turning point. Earlier that year he issued the album Bringing It All Back Home, then Highway 61 Revisited and hit “Like a Rolling Stone.” His controversial electric set at Newport divided fans, giving a tense backdrop to this interview hosted by Ralph J. Gleason.

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