To Build the Legacies of his Children and Future Generations. For example, many associate Bob Dylan with anti-war songs like, “Masters of War.” Well, what if the proceeds from the sale of his catalog were intended to fund an organization that creates anti-war policies and legislation? The possibilities are limitless.Ģ. I have no doubt that Bob Dylan will continue to be creative (being creative is not something you can just turn off) and to make music (in fact, his deal apparently excludes the rights to future songs), he just may be thinking of new ways to be creative and to have the funds to freely pursue those expanded endeavors. Therefore, Bob What most people fail to realize is that you are always potentially more than you have already accomplished in your life.ĭylan’s message-what he stands for as an artist, what inspires him to create-is being received by a much smaller audience today than it was 30-40 years ago. But that is the past, and the impact of his music, while historically relevant, has and will continue to become increasingly less relevant over time. Bob Dylan has been a figure in American folk and pop culture for decades, and his songs have touched countless lives. What most people fail to realize is that you are always potentially more than you have already accomplished in your life. To Expand Bob Dylan’s Legacy and to Enhance His Impact on Society and Culture. So, the real question, and one I pray Bob Dylan answered before selling his catalog, is what purpose or goal will the proceeds from the sale of his catalog be used to achieve? Here are a few possibilities:ġ. In other words, money is really just a tool to be used in order to achieve some other goal. The value of money is derived from its application-that is, what we choose to do with the money. So, to pull a line from Mel Brooks’ Spaceballs, he didn’t just do it for the money, he did it “for a shit load of money!” Of course, the question does not (or at least should not) stop there. Estimates put the value of the sale in the $300-400 million range. Why, you ask? The short answer, and the one that has fans and the internet grumbling, is money.
If you haven’t heard, it’s true-Bob Dylan sold the rights to his music publishing catalog.
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