A Complete Unknown

The judge tells folksinger/songwriter Pete Seeger, "Under a federal subpoena." (0:04)

Pete asks folk singer/songwriter Bob Dylan, "You shy?" (0:09)

Bob tells Pete, "I like Johnny Cash..." 
”Yeah, I like Hank Williams...” (0:13)

Music manager Albert Grossman tells folksinger/songwriter Joan Baez, "... Tony Bennett, Johnny Mathis, Doris Day, Miles Davis...”
Referring to Joan: ”... She acts depressed... makes men crazy." (0:18)

Theater marquee: "... NOW VOYAGER" 
Poster: ”Now, Voyager” 
His friend Sylvie Russo and Bob watch Now, Voyager in the theater. (0:29)

Bob tells Sylvie, referring to actor Bette Davis, "... Her ‘self’ was a missing shoe..." (0:31)

Attendant George, referring to folksing/songwriter Woody Gurthrie: "Mr. Guthrie is here for treatment, Mr. Seeger." 
Bob: ”Yeah, a guest in a coma.” (0:36)

Johnny Cash on television (0:37)

Reporter Walter Cronkite on television: "... Nikita Khrushchev, who apparently had no illusions... The mood here is still cautious..." (0:45)

Bob opens an envelope from Johnny Cash. (0:58)

Bob: "... to quote Mr. Freud, I get quite paranoid." (1:00)

Albert tells Pete, referring to Bob’s performance: "This was your dream..." (1:01)

Pete tells Woodie, "... You gotta take your medicine..." (1:02)

Pete tells the audience, "... Johnny Cash and the Tennessee Three..." (1:05)

Music manager Harold Leventhal tells ethnomusicologist Alan Lomax, "... you’re obsessed with the Beatles..." (1:12)

A man slugs Bob in the face. (1:17)

Theodore Bickel: "... We have... Johnny Cash..." (1:20)

Bob: "Still, don’t even worry..." 
”... not in that crazy place.” (1:37)

Alan tells Bob, "... It’s... not the teen dream..." (1:47)

Bobby Neuwirth tells Bob, "It’s getting nuts out there." (1:57)

Man: "How crazy is it gonna be tonight, Bob?" 
Bob: ”Uh, pretty crazy...” (1:57)

Albert punches Alan in the face. (2:01)

Alan tells Pete, "You’re on the board, you... moron..." (2:02)