Invisible Now: Bob Dylan in the 1960s

Invisible Now explores Bob Dylans transformative artistry and cultural influence during the 1960s. Author Chrisopher Ricks delves into Dylan''s perpetual evolution as an artisthis ongoing departure from fixed identities in pursuit of fresh often unpredictable modes of expression. Framing Dylans creativity as a process of continual becoming the book examines this theme as both an artistic and ethical principle central to his enduring appeal. Through detailed analyses of Dylans lyrics voice humor public persona and even specific performances Invisible Now offers a rich layered portrait of an artist in constant reinvention. This study provides new insight into the shifting mercurial nature of Dylans work and its deep connections to American cultural identity.