"Bob Dylan - under the red sky, Minnesota Historical Society Collections."
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Bob Dylan became a popular singer and songwriter in the 1960's. His music focused on social issues with the Civil Rights Movement and eventually progressed to what is known as "protest music" during the Vietnam War. Dylan's work has influenced many generations and helped shape how music can be seen as a way to express emotions as well as drive social and political movements.
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