Bob Dylan's Nobel Prize in literature speech was delivered by United States Ambassador to Sweden Azita Raji. By Ashley Iasimone Although Bob Dylan wasn’t present at the Nobel Prize Award ...

When the news came out in early October that Bob Dylan was getting the Nobel ... receive the prize in person.” Winners are given a window of six months to deliver an acceptance speech.

Bob Dylan was not in attendance at the 2016 Nobel Prize banquet in Stockholm on Saturday, but the 2016 winner did send a surrogate to read his speech. Dylan is the recipient of the 2016 Nobel ...

So, I recognize that I am in very rare company, to say the least.” We have Bob Dylan’s Nobel Prize speech available below in its entirety. It’s a fascinating evaluation of how his career has ...

Bob Dylan’s Nobel Prize acceptance speech was a roadmap of his career, honoring those who he now joins in the annals of literary history. Despite his absence at the Nobel Prize ceremony in ...

Bob Dylan’s silence upon being named ... minutes to properly process it,” he wrote in his Nobel acceptance speech, delivered at the prize banquet over the weekend by America’s ambassador ...

After skipping the 2016 Nobel Prize banquet last year, Bob Dylan was given a six-month ... On Monday, the organization shared a recorded version of Dylan's speech, a freewheeling 27-minute ...

After much ado, Bob Dylan accepted his 2016 Nobel Prize for Literature this summer and gave a 27-minute, 4,097-word acceptance speech. To bring the literature aspect of it full circle, Dylan’s ...

151; -- Although he wasn't present at the ceremony, Bob Dylan was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature. Instead, the singer and songwriter sent a heartfelt speech, which was read Saturday inside ...

151; -- Bob Dylan will not be attending the Nobel Prize banquet this weekend, but he has sent a speech to be read in his absence. The Swedish Academy, which hands out the awards, tweeted earlier ...

At tonight's Nobel Prize banquet in Stockholm, US Ambassador to Sweden Azita Raji read an acceptance speech from Bob Dylan, who was recently awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature. You can reach ...