Blowin' in the Wind This song became an anthem for the civil rights movement and highlighted Dylan's ability to merge folk music with socially conscious lyrics
Like a Rolling Stone Known for its groundbreaking use of electric instruments in folk rock, this song challenged conventional song structures and became an iconic symbol of the 1960s counterculture.
The Times They Are a-Changin Another anthem of the 1960s, this song captured the spirit of social upheaval and became a rallying cry for change.
Mr. Tambourine Man A pivotal song that helped bridge the gap between folk and rock music, influencing countless musicians and bands that followed.
A Hard Rain's a-Gonna FallThis song showcased Dylan's poetic lyricism and had a profound impact on songwriting by pushing the boundaries of what could be expressed in popular music.
Subterranean Homesick Blues Noted for its rapid-fire lyrics and blending of folk, rock, and blues, this song is often cited as a precursor to rap and modern lyricism.
Visions of Johanna Known for its complex lyrics and evocative imagery, this song expanded the possibilities of what could be achieved within the folk rock genre.
Desolation Row A lengthy, surrealistic song that challenged traditional songwriting norms and highlighted Dylan's ability to create vivid narratives through music.
All Along the Watchtower Dylan's songwriting met Jimi Hendrix's innovative guitar work to create a version that became a definitive rock classic, influencing generations of musicians.
Tangled Up in Blue This song marked Dylan's return to personal storytelling and showcased his ability to blend narrative complexity with musical innovation