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Conversation: Historian Sean Wilentz, Author of ‘Bob Dylan in America’

By Molly Finnegan

Sean Wilentz grew up in Greenwich Village at the height of its bohemian influence in the 1950s and 60s. He is now the author of a new non-fiction book, "Bob Dylan in America," which combines biography, social history and cultural…

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Dec 24

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Thursday’s Art Notes

A roundup of art headlines.

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Sep 17

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Folk Legend Mary Travers Dies at 72

A look back at the life of Mary Travers, of the legendary folk trio Peter, Paul, and Mary, who died Wednesday at age 72.

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Jan 13

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Marcel Khalife…Don’t Call Him Bob Dylan

By Arts Desk

Marcel Khalife is often described in articles as the "Bob Dylan of the Middle East." (In my preparation for this trip, by the way, I discovered two different women described as the "Oprah of the Middle East").

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Dec 03

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Famed Civils Rights Folk Singer Odetta Dies

Prominent civil rights folk singer Odetta died at 77 from heart disease at New York's Lenox Hill Hospital Tuesday. The NewsHour remembers the Grammy-nominated artist and her influence on fellow musicians.

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