Bob Dylan
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Bob Dylan (birth name Robert Zimmerman), is one of the towering figures of American music, and has made contributions to many musical genres, including Rock, Country, and R&B. He has also, though some may have forgotten it, made enormous contributions to Christian music and Gospel, particularly through two of his albums, Slow Train Coming, and Saved, released after his public declaration of his Christianity.
Robert Zimmerman was born into a Jewish family on May 24, 1941 in Duluth, Minnesota.