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Dy·lan, Bob. Originally Robert Allen Zimmerman. Born 1941. 1. American born Jewish musician and songwriter who is most often noted for his protest/rebellion songs. 2. Musical and lyrical artist, who was most influencial in the late 60s. 3. One of the forefronters of the peace movement, and became "the voice of a generation" though he has always been rather reluctant to accept this title. 4. Widly believed to be one of the greatest poets in history. 5. Musician who is widely known for his extensive use of drugs, and even turning The Beatles on to pot. Though still as fabulous as ever, he is now often considered to be "cracked-out." 6. As his popularity is so widespreed, even those who are generally not familar with Dylan recognize him as that wild, curly haired, scratchy-voiced, thoughtful poet that personified a generation.
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