BOB DYLAN'S DREAM

Bob Dylan lived here at 92-94 MacDougal in the mid 70s. Having recovered from a recent motorcyle accident, yet feeling out of sorts, or maybe just out of place holed up in Woodstock, he hit the block that made him famous some 10 years earlier in search of a new band. Not long after moving in, a local Dylan-ologist, AJ Weberman, began going through the singer's trash, "reading" it in attempt to unlock the mysteries of Dylan's genius. He found old letters and notes, made the contents public, and even got Bob to agree to an intervew, which he taped, unbeknownst to his subject.