Bob Dylan meets with Pope Leo at Vatican

GMA Network - Nov 5, 2026

Bob Dylan has spent more than six decades knocking on heaven's door. On Wednesday, the door opened at the Vatican, where the legendary musician had a private audience with Pope Leo.

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