The meeting is dedicated to the early period of Bob Dylan's creativity - the time when the intonation of a future idol of millions and his musical references were formed. Bob Dylan's name has long transcended rock and roll and has become part of 20th-century culture. His songs continue to be listened to, quoted, and reinterpreted, and the awarding of the Nobel Prize in Literature in 2016 only intensified interest in his legacy. Some saw this as a fair recognition of the power of his lyrics, while others viewed it as a reason to debate where the line between song and literature lies. This meeting offers a look at Bob Dylan's figure from the very beginning of his journey and aims to understand what his influence grew from. Guests will listen to Dylan's songs on vinyl and learn about his early creative period. The host, Timofey Gorshkov, is an independent researcher of contemporary culture, an inclusive volunteer in museums and art spaces, and a student at the philosophy faculty of Moscow State University.