He also shared that he didn’t try to mimic Dylan’s voice for the role. “Bob did not have a vocal coach. He had two bottles of red wine and four packs of cigarettes. There’s no way to ...

And Bob Dylan was drinking two bottles of red wine a day sometimes, smoking 30 packs of cigarettes." Chalamet said he held back on the wine. He decided he wanted to try and sing and play live on set.

Whereas with Bob, he didn’t take big, huge breaths. It wasn’t like, “I’m going to hit the back row with my voice.” With Dylan smoking so many cigarettes, I imagine that affected his ...

The background: When Bob Dylan toured for the first time in eight ... harmonica and ever-present cigarette. Entourage: Singer Joan Baez, manager Albert Grossman and sidekick-songwriter Bobby ...

The early drafts of Bob Dylan’s 1965 chart-topper “Mr. Tambourine ... white Formica breakfast bar in a swirl of chain-lit Camels cigarette smoke, his bony, long-nailed fingers tapping the ...