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May 25, 2012
Lumia

The day Andy Warhol tested Bob Dylan



What happens when you put two icons in the same room? Well if this short film portrait, of Bob Dylan by Andy Warhol, is anything to go by evil stares and frowning. One of Warhol’s 472 “Screen Tests” of people made from 1964 to 1966 in his New York studio, it shows that creativity doesn’t necessarily spark creativity. Still, it’s well worth look if only for the aggressive glint in the eye and the bootleg version of Like a Rolling Stone.

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