"Once he was on my bus and I didn't recognize him and threw him off," Young recalled Neil Young's review of A Complete Unknown is in. On the "Harvest Moon" singer's website Neil Young Archives, he shared his thoughts on the Bob Dylan biopic starring Timothée Chalamet.

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Bob Dylan gave his seal of approval to A Complete Unknown even before the biopic (which stars Timothée Chalamet as the iconic singer-songwriter) hit theaters. But now that it's out in the world, the movie can also be seen by Dylan's musical contemporaries.

A Complete Unknown: Set in the vibrant New York music scene of the early 1960s, the film follows the journey of 19-year-old Minnesota musician Bob Dylan. It captures his rapid ascent from a budding folk singer to a prominent figure in concert halls and on the charts, highlighting his impact on the music world.

You never were that into Bob Dylan, but you just saw “A Complete Unknown” and now you’re hooked. You’re fascinated by the singular twists and turns of Dylan’s career, and you

The 141-minute movie has generated renewed interest in Dylan, particularly that period of his career. For the rest of the story — and the true story — we offer these albums, books and additional

Neil Young had admitted to a historical faux pas, revealing that he once ejected Bob Dylan from his tour bus because he didn't recognise one of the world's most legendary and influential musicians. Young confessed to his mistake in a post on his Neil Young Archive website praising A Complete Unknown,