This is a very enjoyable and most importantly, readable book. Who would have thought Dylan could write so well, be such a good story teller in straight forward language? After spending years listening to his lyrics I have to admit that I was surprised by how well this is written. Surely songwriting and penning an autobiography are very different arts, but Dylan does it. Apparently sans the ghost writer.This book is full of the early years in NY, sleeping in other peoples places, working his way into the in-crowd, meeting his hero, Woody Guthrie. Be sure to pick up this gem as well!Bound for Glory (Penguin Modern Classics)Great stuff. He does get a little off-track with the making of a particular LP, "Oh Mercy" but works his way back round to the before time.Was he really asked to join Peter, Paul and Mary?We got a look at girlfriend Suzy that appeared on an album cover, very interesting.And between the lines you can sense the pressure of being the spokesman for a generation.