Bob Dylan was born in 1941 in Duluth, Minnesota and began writing poems and teaching himself instruments like piano and guitar from a young age. He began performing folk songs in local cafes under the name "Bob Dillon" while attending university. At age 25, Dylan was in a fatal motorcycle accident that broke his neck but led him to reflect on religion and write songs about inner peace. In 1961, Dylan was signed to Columbia Records and went on to record over 128 albums, becoming renowned for songs like "Times are Changing," "Blowing in the Wind," and "Like a Rolling Stone."

1. The biography
Bob Dylan
Marta Rodríguez
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2. Early life
• Bob Dylan was born on May 24-1941 in
Duluth. This is a quite big city situated at
the north of the Minnesota state.
• Bob started writing poems at around the
age of ten and soon also taught himself
to play the piano and guitar.
• While attending the University of
Minnesota, he began performing folk
and country songs at local cafés, taking
the name "Bob Dillon.“
• He also used to imitate artists such as
Elvis Presley or Little Richard on the
piano at high school dances.

3. Motorcycle accident
• At the age of 25 Dylan broke his neck in a fatal
motorcycle crash.
• He began reflecting upon his religious
beliefs and personal priorities, and wrote
songs that reflected his sense of inner
peace and satisfaction.

4. About his music career
• In 1961 he was offered a recording contract
with Columbia Records. His first album was to
be simply called "Bob Dylan".
• From then and moving on, he recorded 128
albums.
• Some of his most famous songs are:
Times are changing Blowing in the wind
Like a rolling Stone Forever young