Isle of Wight Festival exhibition launches celebrating headliners David Bowie, Amy Winehouse, Bob Dylan and more…

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00:00Oh

00:30I

00:42Thought it was a great idea at the time

00:45I went to meet Jagger and asked him to go so I thought he would be the difficult person and he jumped at the opportunity

00:51And then Amy Winehouse said no, so it's completely screwed

01:01I

01:03Somebody else another guy is probably important in any of us. It's made all this possible without him. None of this would have happened

01:11Certain gentlemen

01:14living in Woodstock at a time

01:17Otherwise known as Robert Zimmerman who became Bob Dylan

01:22Bob Dylan is a name that is

01:24very

01:26Often forgotten about these days when you think about the great stars that we've been looking at here today

01:32A lot of people think Hendrix is more important than Dylan, which is absurdly my opinion

01:37But it was Dylan coming to the Isle of Wight that made this thing possible

01:42Without Bob Dylan in 1969, I don't think there would have been a second Isle of Wight festival

01:48It was important certainly because once we got him

01:51Under contract things like winning the lottery