A Complete Unknown - Choosing the Right Moment to Perform
Joan Baez: [as Bob joins her on stage at the 1965 Newport Folk Festival]
Pick something appropriate.
Bob Dylan: [Sarcastically]
Appropriate?
Joan Baez:
Just fuck off and sing.
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A Complete Unknown - Freedom from Expectations and Relationships
Joan Baez:
Well you finally got it.
Bob Dylan:
Got what?
Joan Baez:
Freedom from us and all our shit. Isn't that what you wanted?
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A Complete Unknown - Learning Music from Unlikely Sources
Joan Baez:
Who taught you to play?
Bob Dylan:
I taught myself, really. Picked up a few licks at the carnival.
Joan Baez: [in disbelief]
At the carnival?
Bob Dylan:
Oh yeah, there was singing cowboys that come through teach me all sorts of funny chords. They'd pass through doin shows in Kansas or Dakotas. These chords I learned from a cowboy named Wigglefoot.
Joan Baez: [pause]
You were in a carnival? You are so completely full of shit.
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A Complete Unknown - Confronting Bob's Behavior in a Relationship
Joan Baez:
You know, you're kind of an asshole, Bob.
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