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An economic crisis loomed while a flu pandemic crept in from overseas.
Baltimore, Pittsburgh, and Washington, D.C., burned.
The folk-rock singer and his wife Sara were raising two babies with a third on the way.
The Woodstock house became a refuge after his 1966 motorcycle accident.
The trickle of new Dylan tunes released this year revealed the opposite to be true.
Rough and Rowdy Ways, the album these singles heralded, shares the dual-mindedness of Multitudes.
On this album, the blues are his own; the mystery is gone.
Black Rider is all tremolos on acoustic string instruments.
His music and his message are every bit as poignant now as they were two generations of unrest ago.
