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Before Ethan and Joel Coen included “The Man in Me” in their 1998 film The Big Lebowski, it appeared on Dylan’s 1970 album, New Morning. Though Dylan’s 11th LP is sometimes overlooked, it offers a compressed view of his pastoral period in Woodstock, New York. Tucked away from the spotlight and busy jamming with friends like George Harrison, Dylan sounds free. But he describes a different kind of freedom in “The Man in Me.”
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