Greenwich Village, New York City

In January 1961, 19-year old Bob Dylan moved to New York. He was fascinated by Greenwich Village's thriving folk scene and started performing traditional songs at "Cafe Wha?" and the "Gaslight Café" on MacDougal Street. Soon after that he started to write his own songs, some of which became all-time classics and ended up the albums "Bob Dylan" and "The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan" (of which the famous cover photography was taken at Bleecker Street).

Currently there are 56 fans located in this area.

Paul Taylor
from Redcar, England

Stendhie Madge
from Paris, France

Thad Allen
from Atlanta, USA

Peter Ashbrook
from Daventry, England

Marissa Malloy
from Shamong, USA

Jose Juan Lavilla
from Undiano (Navarra), Spain

Angie Bhaskara
from Melbourne, Australia

Alex Manford
from Bristol, England

Patti Keegan
from New York City, USA

David Watts
from Midland, USA

Mati' Fager
from Tyler, USA

Ray Angely
from Charleston, SC, USA

Polly PureBread
from Tangiers, USA

Robin Bell
from Larne, Northern Ireland

Marisa D'angelo
from New York City, USA

John MacLaren
from Inverness, Scotland

Robert Rucker
from Round Rock, USA

Karen D Moulton
from Boston, USA

Manfred Helfert
from Mainz, Germany

Vera Chen
from Guangdong, China