From the book Bob Dylan, The Essential Interviews:
pg. 175 "The highest purpose of art is to inspire. What else can you do?"
pg. 370 (interviewer on first line) Dylan told me that he doesn't consider himself to be a profressional songwriter. "For me it's always been more con-fessional than pro-fessional."
pg. 415 "I have to impress myself first, and unless I'm speaking in a certain language to my own self, I don't feel anything less than that will do for the public, really."
pg. 426 (of his album Love & Theft) "If it's a great album - which I hope it is - it's a great album because it deals with great themes. It speaks in a noble language."
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