Highway 61 Revisited

"Highway 61 Revisited" is a 1965 album by Bob Dylan that reflects on American culture, history, and social issues. Named after the historic Route 61 in the Mississippi Delta, the album blends folk, rock, and blues influences, showcasing Dylan’s poetic lyrics and innovative sound. It features iconic songs like “Like a Rolling Stone,” marked by its raw energy and lyrical depth, and explores themes such as change, identity, and societal tension. The album is considered a landmark in rock music, influencing future artists and shaping the artistic direction of the 1960s.