In the late 1980s, Bob Dylan collaborated with rapper Kurtis Blow on the track “Street Rock Duet,” sparking Dylan’s appreciation for the word-forward, rhythm-centric genre. Blow introduced Dylan to ...

In the 1980s, Dylan worked with rapper Kurtis Blow on the song “Street Rock Duet.” This kicked off his appreciation for rap music. “These guys weren’t standing around bulls****ing,” Dylan said, per ...

Bob Dylan might be a Machine Gun Kelly fan. People were surprised to see the music icon, 83, randomly post an Instagram video Wednesday, Feb. 26, of Kelly freestyle-rapping at an Orlando Record store ...

The onetime rapper on making Bob Dylan a fan, the harrowing abuse that shaped him and his new, genre-agnostic pop album, “Lost Americana.” The onetime rapper on making Bob Dylan a fan, the harrowing ...

But his Instagram posts took a very unexpected turn on Wednesday evening when he left his usual realm of classic works from the middle of the 20th Century and took his 1.1 million Instagram to a ...

Karly B. is a music news journalist at Collider, specializing in the Western and Asian music industries. With a Bachelor of Science degree in Digital Media and Web Technology, she has dedicated part ...

While in The Traveling Wilburys, Bob Dylan shared his appreciation of rap with a skeptical George Harrison. According to ...

Bob Dylan-Machine Gun Kelly Bromance Has Gone to 'Insane' Next Level originally appeared on Parade. The unlikely relationship between Bob Dylan and Machine Gun Kelly has taken a dramatic step forward.