BOB DYLAN BOOKS IN ENGLISH, N letter:
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NASHVILLE SKYLINE, by Jochen Markhorst.
* NASHVILLE SOUND (THE), by Paul Hemphill (2 editions).
NEVER-ENDING QUARREL (A) - BOB DYLAN AND SOCIETY, Seminar paper, 2 editions.
* NEVER SAY NO TO A ROCK STAR, by Glenn Berger.
NEW APPROACHES TO BOB DYLAN, several authors.
NEW BARD FOR A NEW GENERATION (A): BOB DYLAN IN THE EARLY 1960s, by Pelin Savtak.
NEW BREED OF PERFORMER (THE), by Leila B.Gemme.
* NEW JERSEY FOLK REVIVAL MUSIC - HISTORY & TRADITION, by Michael C. Gabriele.
NEW WAVY GRAVY, by Raymond Pettibon.
NIGHT AFTER NIGHT - BOB DYLAN'S 2012 CONCERTS, by Mike Wyvill and John Wraith.
NIGHTINGALE CODE (THE) - BOB DYLAN'S SHOT OF LOVE, A VISUAL RESPONSE, by John S. Cumming.
NIGHTINGALE'S CODE (THE) - A POETIC STUDY OF BOB DYLAN, by John
Gibbens.
* NIGHTS IN WIGHT SATIN.
NO DIRECTION HOME: THE LIFE AND MUSIC OF BOB DYLAN,
by Robert Shelton. (11 editions and galley proof)
NO ONE ELSE COULD PLAY THAT TUNE, by Clinton Heylin.
NO ONE TO MEET, by Raphael Falco.
NO SUCH THING AS FOREVER, by Paolo Brillo.
NOBEL LECTURE (THE), by Bob Dylan.
* NOMAD GIRL, by Niema Ash.
NOTHING BUT MYSTERY (BOB DYLAN), by Colin Waters.
NOTHING TO TURN OFF - THE FILMS AND VIDEO OF BOB DYLAN, by
Vince Farinaccio (2 editions).
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