Contents -- Introduction -- PART I. HIGHWAY 61, FROM NORTH TO SOUTH -- 1. Hibbing High School and "the Mystery of Democracy" -- 2. Jewish Homes on the Range, 1890-1960 -- 3. Not from Nowhere: Identity and Aspiration in Bob Dylan's Hometown -- 4. "A Lamp Is Burning in All Our Dark": Bob Dylan and Johnny Cash -- 5. Allowed to Be Free: Bob Dylan and the Civil Rights Movement -- PART II. PLANET WAVES -- 6. Lives of Allegory: Bob Dylan and Andy Warhol -- 7. Like the Night: Reception and Reaction Dylan UK 1966 -- 8. Oh, the Streets of Rome: Dylan in Italy -- 9. Bob Dylan's Reception in Japan in the 1960s and 1970s -- 10. Borderless Troubadour: Bob Dylan's Influence on International Protest during the Cold War -- PART III. THE ANCIENTS, WHOM ALL MODERNS PRIZE -- 11. Bob Dylan's Lives of the Poets: Theme Time Radio Hour as Buried Autobiography -- 12. Bob Dylan's Memory Palace -- 13. Among Schoolchildren: Dylan's Forty Years in the Classroom -- PART IV. IN A VOICE WITHOUT RESTRAINT -- 14. Women Do Dylan: The Aesthetics and Politics of Dylan Covers -- 15. Crow Jane Approximately: Bob Dylan's Black Masque -- 16. Not Dark Yet: How Bob Dylan Got His Groove Back -- 17. "Nettie Moore": Minstrelsy and the Cultural Economy of Race in Bob Dylan's Late Albums -- 18. "Somewhere down in the United States": The Art of Bob Dylan's Ventriloquism -- 19. Dylan/Disabled: Tolling for the Deaf and Blind -- 20. Bob Dylan and the Beats: Magpie Poetics, an Investigation and Memoir -- Acknowledgments -- Contributors -- Index -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- I -- J -- K -- L -- M -- N -- O -- P -- Q -- R -- S -- T -- U -- V -- W -- X -- Y -- Z.