When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Bob Dylan (left) in 1964 and John Lennon in 1965. Lennon's "I Want to Hold Your Hand" would ...

Countless musicians have offered sonic memorials to the late great John Lennon, and in 2012, Bob Dylan threw his hat in the ring with his own tribute to the former Beatle, “Roll On, John.” ...

John Lennon thought Bob Dylan's most "basic" songs were part of a "cultural exchange" between the British Isles and the ...

Although the two artists didn’t always see eye to eye, it’s safe to say that both Bob Dylan and John Lennon changed the trajectory of rock ‘n’ roll forever in their respective careers.

Imitation is said to be the sincerest form of flattery, but as Bob Dylan and John Lennon learned during a tense interaction one night in London, that flattery falls flat to someone who prioritizes ...

When I heard a Dylan song called ‘Positively Fourth Street' and thought ‘Oh my God, you can write about anything in songs.'" ...

Mike Love, Sean Ono Lennon, Jeff Rosenstock, Ekko Astral’s Jael Holzman, and others have also shared tributes to Wilson ...

The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan, and were captivated by it. "I think Paul got the record from a French DJ," John Lennon recalled. "And for the rest of our three weeks in Paris we didn't stop playing it.