when did bob dylan stop smoking cigarettes “I stopped smoking. , I stopped my voice changed., …you smoking those cigarettes, you’ll be able to sing like Caruso. , ~ Bob, interview with Jann Wenner, Rolling Stone (June 1969), At the age of 22,

At the age of 22, just two albums into his career, Bob Dylan was already feeling increasingly resistant to the idea of joining any movement or any club that wanted him as I stopped smoking. When I stopped smoking my voice changed. you stop smoking those cigarettes, you'll be able to sing like Caruso. ~ Bob, interview with Jann Wenner, Rolling Stone (June 1969) Bob Dylan on Addiction From Insults To Respect From Insults To Respect Bob Dylan, lighting a cigarette. Bob crooning like a crow while he does Like a Rolling Stone either he quit cigarettes or he got that vocal chord scraping because this old dog hasn't sounded this good Bob Dylan: Celebrating a career that changed the world Big Issue

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