Cache of Bob Dylan letters, unpublished lyrics sell for $495K at auction
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nypost.comrelated to Bob Dylan, including interviews from 1971 that reveal he wrote “Lay Lady Lay” for Barbra Streisand, brought in a total of $495,000 at auction this week.The stash included unpublished lyrics, personal letters, interview tapes and photos, from the personal collection of Tony Glover, a renowned harmonica player and longtime friend of Dylan.
Glover died last year.Glover’s widow, Cynthia Nadler, found the items in their St. Paul, Minnesota, home after he died, and initially thought it was junk, but when she started going through the papers, realized the interest it would generate, according to Smithsonian Magazine.Dylan, 79, and Glover broke into the Minneapolis music scene together in the 1960s and remained friends for decades.
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