Timothée Chalamet's Dylanesque Night on SNL

Timothée Chalamet, known for his role in "A Complete Unknown, " has been busy preparing to portray the iconic Bob Dylan. He's been learning guitar and singing, diving into Dylan's history, and even dressing the part. On a recent Saturday, he hosted "Saturday Night Live" and showcased his Dylan skills as the musical guest. But instead of playing Dylan's biggest hits, he picked lesser-known songs to show his true fandom. In his monologue, he admitted, "You might not recognize these Bob Dylan songs, but they're my favorites.

" He sang a mix of folk, electric, and spoken-word tunes. "Tomorrow Is a Long Time, " recorded by others before Dylan himself, was one of them. "Outlaw Blues" came from Dylan's 1965 album "Bringing It All Back Home, " and "Three Angels" from his 1970 album "New Morning. " Interestingly, "Three Angels" has never been performed live by Dylan, and "Outlaw Blues" has only been sung once.

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