interspersed with footage from Murray1960s documentary From Mao to Mozart: Isaac Stern in China about Bob Dylan; and DA Pennebaker1967 documentary Cuts from "Don't Look Back" that never came to light
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Martin Scorsese and editors used about ten hours of interview material with Dylan shot after 2000, as well as a large number of early pictures, film footage and audio recordings of Bob Dylan. Over 3 hours of documentary footage includes interviews with Bob Dylan and numerous close friends and singers from the 1960s, as well as a number of unusual live concert and studio rehearsal footage
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The film also includes CDs, DVDs and a book. These were endorsed by Bob Dylan, documenting his accomplishments, including a 10-hour interview with Bob Dylan on camera with his agent Jeff Rosen in 2001. And Bob Dylan himself narrates the film
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