Bob Dylan

Born Robert Allen Zimmerman, Bob Dylan is an iconic figure in American folk. His musical career began in a Greenwich Village club where a certain Joan Baez noticed him and invited him to tour with her. Since then, everything has happened very quickly, and Bob Dylan found himself at the forefront of the global folk scene. With albums such as 'The Times They Are A-Changin'' and 'Blonde On Blonde', Bob Dylan has built a musical empire through long world tours and powerful and inspiring studio albums. After many artists, cinema is paying tribute to him in 2007 with the film 'I’m Not There'. In 1982, Bob Dylan joined the Songwriters Hall of Fame and six years later he was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. In 2013, Bob Dylan took the stage to perform at a landmark concert at the Grand Rex; he was 72 years old.