(BOB) DYLAN, CHRONICLES, VOLUME ONE — I had no song in my repertoire for commercial radio... . Songs about debauched bootleggers,... Cadillacs that only got five miles to the gallon, floods,... fires, darkness and cadavers at the bottom of rivers weren't for radiophiles.
I had no song in my repertoire for commercial radio anyway. Songs about debauched bootleggers, mothers that drowned their own children, Cadillacs that only got five miles to the gallon, floods, union hall fires, darkness and cadavers at the bottom of rivers weren't for radiophiles.
| A. | Rootless wanderer | DRIFTER |
| B. | Band for which Clapton, Beck and Page played, with "the" | YARDBIRDS |
| C. | Fred Mertz, to the Ricardos, on "I Love Lucy" | LANDLORD |
| D. | Man who observed the destruction of Sodom | ABRAHAM |
| E. | Homesick blues? | NOSTALGIA |
| F. | Creative person of note? | COMPOSER |
| G. | 61, for example | HIGHWAY |
| H. | Emotion strong enough to induce tears | RAGE |
| I. | "Ah, but I was so much ____ then" (1964 lyric) | OLDER |
| J. | What this quote's author became in 2016 | NOBELIST |
| K. | One who is unfaithful? | INFIDEL |
| L. | Echoic term for M. (hyph.) | CHOOCHOO |
| M. | Literally, "moving from place to place" | LOCOMOTIVE |
| N. | Difficult to understand | ESOTERIC |
| O. | Word preceding staff and key | SKELETON |
| P. | Tramp, hobo, bindlestiff | VAGABOND |
| Q. | Administration taken to an extreme | OVERDOSE |
| R. | Memorabilia of a sort | LETTERS |
| S. | Brash newcomer on the scene | UPSTART |
| T. | Poet with an instrument | MINSTREL |
| U. | Pouring out, as with words or ideas | EFFUSING |
| V. | Not performing; in private life | OFFSTAGE |
| W. | Like a rolling stone | NOMADIC |
| X. | What listeners must be in | EARSHOT |