Bob Dylan, by Barry Feinstein: “I asked if he wanted a photo with them and he said sure, so we found a doorway of this old warehouse. The kids were just playing in the street; they just got in there wherever they could stand. They posed themselves and it became a famous picture. The BBC tracked all the kids down recently and recreated the shot. None of them knew who Bob was. It reminds me of the Art Kane Great Day In Harlem shot with all the jazz guys.”
Barry Feinstein’s photos of Bob Dylan on his infamous 1966 tour of England are now collected in Real Moments: Photographs of Bob Dylan 1966 – 1974. They’re also on view at London’s National Portrait Gallery now.
