Bob Dylan's "Lay Lady Lay" made Madonna cry repeatedly and influenced the lyrics of a Lana Del Rey song. "Lay Lady Lay" was a hit.

Bob Dylan's "Lay Lady Lay" was an instant hit. From Duran Duran to Ministry, countless music groups have taken a crack at one of the most popular love songs of the late '60s.

Bob Dylan ‘s “Lay Lady Lay” is one of the most famous country songs from the 1960s. Notably, The Everly Brothers once thought Dylan might’ve been offering it to them.

In typically enigmatic Dylan fashion, the singer-songwriter didn’t clarify whether he intended the lyrics of “Lay Lady Lay” to be about Streisand or if he wrote the song with her in mind to ...

“Lay, Lady, Lay” by Bob Dylan from Nashville Skyline (1969) Not only does this song sound tremendously influenced by Bob Dylan’s love of Cash, but the first time he played the song was in ...

Bob Dylan was ready to quit music in 1965. After one particularly special writing session, he penned the biggest hit of his career instead.

Plus even more intriguing fun facts pulled from Novena’s bag of music history mixed in with Anthony’s personal KCRW nostalgia, reminiscing on unforgettable music discoveries from Björk to Black Pumas ...