by Robert Polito
This was a truly good book about the less-discussed second half of Dylan’s career, each chapter focusing on a different album, show, or event. The book manages to be dense without being boring or unreadable. It reveals enough about the author to avoid feeling cryptic and impersonal; but it is not SO much about the author that you feel he’s lost the thread of what the real topic is supposed to be.
Tytania 