He is the author of Bob Dylan in America. Story highlights Sean Wilentz: People outraged by Bob Dylan's Chrysler ad, saying he has no credibility Wilentz: But Dylan accused of selling out for 50 years, for musical changes and ads He says everybody wants the skinny genius in a work shirt singing "Blowin' in the Wind" Wilentz: Dylan's promoted American workers for years, and that's what his ad does On Sunday evening, as I was diligently not watching the Super Bowl, the e-mails started arriving: Had I seen that Chrysler commercial of Bob Dylans
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In 2015, the poorest 20 percent of Americans spent 0.8 percent of their income on cigarette taxes, on average, while the wealthiest 1 percent spent less than 0.1 percent
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