Music legend Bob Dylan was awarded a special music citation from the Pulitzer Prize committee for his "his profound impact on popular music and American culture, marked by lyrical compositions of extraordinary poetic power." Bob Dylan Facts:
- Real Name: Robert Allen Zimmerman
- Birthdate: May 24th, 1941
- Hometown: Duluth, Minnesota
- Years Active: 1959 - present
- Record Label: Columbia
- Discography
Pulitzer Prize Facts:
- Administered by Columbia University in New York City
- Prizes are awarded yearly in twenty-one categories
- Recipients are chosen by an independent board
- Joseph Pulitzer was a Hungarian-American journalist and newspaper publisher
- First Pulitzer Prizes were awarded on June 4, 1917
Bob Dylan Pulitzer Prize Blogs and Commentaries
The Sword & The Pen: Pulitzer Prize Winner Bob Dylan (April 7, 2008)
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Why did Bob Dylan choose to rename himself "dylan"?(1 Answer)
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In Bob Dylan's Wikipedia article, it quotes Dylan's autobiography explaining that he got the name from poet Dylan Thomas.
Though he was originally just going to ...
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Who are Bob Dylan's main influences and what Dylan songs can you hear them in? (3 Answers)
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In addition to Woody Guthrie, the late folk singer Odetta Holmes had a huge influence on Bob Dylan. He even said that she was the first thing to ...
