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Lynda Saldana attended the opening day of A Complete Unknown because of her admiration for Bob Dylan and Timothée Chalamet, who portrays the folk rock icon in his early years. However, it was Monica Barbaro’s portrayal of folk legend Joan Baez that captured her attention the most. This led Saldana to research more about Baez and her relationship with Dylan. As a 19-year-old university student, Saldana is not alone in her interest in Baez’s career, particularly her connection with Dylan. TikTok has provided a platform for fans to share clips of Baez and Dylan’s performances, as well as insights from a 2023 documentary. One TikTok user even referred to Baez and Dylan as having ‚the OG situationship.‘

Baez and Dylan met in 1961 at Gerde’s Folk City, with Baez being an established star and Dylan a newcomer. They collaborated creatively, with Baez believing she inspired some of Dylan’s classic songs. Their relationship ended in 1965 when Dylan’s fame skyrocketed, but Baez has since forgiven him. Scholars like Stephen Petrus suggest that Gen Z is expressing solidarity with Baez online, highlighting the complexities of their relationship. Baez, known for her activism and music, has become a symbol of resilience for many young women.

TikTok users have praised Baez for her strength and independence, contrasting her with Dylan’s behavior in their relationship. The #MeToo movement has brought a new perspective to discussions about power dynamics in relationships, particularly in the music industry. Baez’s granddaughter, Jasmine Harris, who bears a striking resemblance to her grandmother, is active on TikTok, sharing lighthearted moments with Baez and showcasing her spirited personality. For Saldana, delving into Baez’s life and music on TikTok has been a rewarding experience, particularly enjoying her rendition of „It Ain’t Me Babe“ and „Diamonds and Rust.“ Für eine Generation, die an die moderne Dating-Mühsal gewöhnt ist, treffen Texte wie „Nun, ich werde verdammt sein / hier kommt dein Geist wieder“ immer noch zu.

„Ich sehe so viele Leute, die sagen, ‚Warum bin ich jetzt buchstäblich Joan Baez?'“ Saldana sagte. „Ich habe sie gerade entdeckt, und ich bin auch in ihrer genau gleichen Position. Es ist wie Sex and the City zu sehen und zu erkennen, dass du Carrie bist.“