Bob Dylan Jewish Roots, American Soil by Harry Freedman

 I found the first part of this book interesting and well-written. Freedman studied the influences onDylan, his Jewishness and his relationship to it and his fast journey to fame and fortune as a protest and folk singer. However, it seemed to tail off and become a bit dull after that, unfortunately.

He led a fascinating life but I am probably not the right person to review this book because I am not a big fan and I’ve only heard his most famous songs so I didn’t know of many of the songs mentioned here. Having said that, I did read his autobiography.

I received this free ebook from NetGalley in return for an honest review.