Christopher Bray
In Praise of His Bobness
Dylan's Vision of Sin
So HERE IT is. Over the years we have had the odd radio show and the odd essay, but finally, two decades after he agreed to write it, Christopher Ricks’s study of the lyrics of Bob Dylan is bound between hard covers. It is two inches thick, like the books on Dylan by Clinton Heylin, Michael Gray and Dylan himself: another big book on the bard they call His Bobness.
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