Which recording by Bob Dylan was a fierce song about a young woman's fall from a state of obvious privilege into one of desperation and effectively put an end to previous restrictions on length, subject matter, and poetic diction in the creation of pop records?

Like a Rolling Stone

Explanation:

The song by Bob Dylan that deals with this subject matter is "Like a Rolling Stone." In this song, Bob Dylan sneers at a woman who used to live in a state of privilege but has now fallen from grace. She is referred to as "Miss Lonely." Despite her situation, Dylan appears to have little sympathy for her, as he emphasizes how her background deprived her of meaningful experiences to define her character.

singing

praying

cooking

and going to church

mark me brainiest

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