Bob Dylan is has been rumored to be a vegetarian songwriter and musician
Bob Dylan became his music early in the 1960s in the United States. He is best known for his folk songs and guitar playing.
Bob Dylan is an advocate of peace. He has recorded dozens of albums, and his songs are often about peace and war and the common working man. A very popular Dylan song is Times A' Changing.
I am a sometimes fan of Bob Dylan. I own many of his albums, though I don't listen to them so much these days. And I didn't get his son's albums (The Wallflower... what's his name?).
What is the source? I am a long time Dylan "freak" and have not read any evidence that he is a vegetarian. I did read an article that mentioned that he was eating chicken during the meeting. (That particular author was curious as to whether Dylan kept kosher; he decided he didn't.)
Here's an article about Bob Dylan's mother from a newspaper in Duluth, MN. She mentions that "he does like chicken every way."
www.the-wallflowers.net/article063099.htm
Bob is listed on many vegetarian sites as one of us but I have yet to see a quoted source or an anecdote to support this claim.
He was, like many a vegetarian in the sixties, but stopped practicing in the mid-70's. That's where all the confusion comes from. He was for a while but now is not as far as I know.
On tour in 1980/81 he reported had a cook and carried wholefood suppies (dried beans etc..) Bob Dylan was certainly not vegetarian in the mid 1980s. On the set of the film Hearts of Fire he was observed eating an English breakfast of sausages, bacon etc. He also drank Tequila. An interviewer mentioned this. His tipple on stage recently is herbal tea!
He was in the 70s. Read his book "Tarantula" where (quite self-mocking) he talks about his "last song against meat" sent to "the Vegetarian Convention".
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Bob Dylan has never been a vegetarian.
He has had contracts where vegetarian food was specified, but this was for others, not for him personally.
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I wonder bit about this one as Dylan owns a cafe in Santa Monica that's not very veg-friendly... hmmmmm...??
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I am a sometimes fan of Bob Dylan. I own many of his albums, though I don't listen to them so much these days. And I didn't get his son's albums (The Wallflower... what's his name?).
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What is the source? I am a long time Dylan "freak" and have not read any evidence that he is a vegetarian. I did read an article that mentioned that he was eating chicken during the meeting. (That particular author was curious as to whether Dylan kept kosher; he decided he didn't.)
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In Google'ing "Bob Dylan Vegetarian" I find many sources mentioning that he's veg, including: IMDB- http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0001168/bio and others... http://www.netglimse.com/celebs/pages/bob_dylan/index.shtml http://clubsaga.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=66 Does that mean it's so? No... but I also haven't seen any articles stating that he isn't.
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Here's an article about Bob Dylan's mother from a newspaper in Duluth, MN. She mentions that "he does like chicken every way." www.the-wallflowers.net/article063099.htm Bob is listed on many vegetarian sites as one of us but I have yet to see a quoted source or an anecdote to support this claim.
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Hi Tabi, That article was from back in 1999! Have you found anything more recent? Let us know. Thanks.
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He was, like many a vegetarian in the sixties, but stopped practicing in the mid-70's. That's where all the confusion comes from. He was for a while but now is not as far as I know.
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On tour in 1980/81 he reported had a cook and carried wholefood suppies (dried beans etc..) Bob Dylan was certainly not vegetarian in the mid 1980s. On the set of the film Hearts of Fire he was observed eating an English breakfast of sausages, bacon etc. He also drank Tequila. An interviewer mentioned this. His tipple on stage recently is herbal tea!
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He was in the 70s. Read his book "Tarantula" where (quite self-mocking) he talks about his "last song against meat" sent to "the Vegetarian Convention".
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www.edlis.org/cafe Bob Dylan has never been a vegetarian. He has had contracts where vegetarian food was specified, but this was for others, not for him personally.