Martin Scorsese’s Bob Dylan ‘Rolling Thunder Revue’ Doc Reveals ‘Catastrophe’ of 1975 Tour (Video)

Film featuring interview with iconic singer and rare footage drops on Netflix June 12

It’s 1975, and Bob Dylan is back after years away from the road. Martin Scorsese’s new documentary, “Rolling Thunder Revue: A Bob Dylan Story,” the director pulls archival footage of the rock legend during his comeback tour, which is described as “a catastrophe” in the trailer.

“The tour was not a success,” Dylan says in the trailer for the upcoming Netflix film. “Not if you measure success in profit.”

And yes, that’s Dylan himself sitting for an on-camera interview, his first on-camera interview in over a decade.

Scorsese’s documentary includes never-before-seen footage from the tour, including live performances of Dylan playing “Hurricane” and “Knockin’ on Heaven’s Door.”

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