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March 3rd, 1975. 3:17 AM. Bob Dylan called Johnny Cash and whispered the words that would change both their lives: "Johnny, I think I'm losing my mind. I'm thinking about quitting music forever."

Bob Dylan was at his lowest point—his marriage was failing, his career was crumbling, and he was sitting in his Malibu home with a loaded gun, ready to end it all. Instead, he made one last phone call to the only person who might understand what it felt like to be destroyed by fame.

Johnny Cash didn't just answer the phone—he flew across the country to save a friend he barely knew. What happened in those three days in Malibu became the foundation of music history's most unlikely friendship and reminded both legends why they fell in love with music in the first place.

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March 3rd, 1975, 3.17 a.m. The phone rang at Johnny Cash's house. Bob Dylan was ready to quit music forever when he made one last call to Johnny Cash, and that call became the foundation of a legendary friendship. This untold story shows the unique bond between two musical giants, often seen with an acoustic guitar in hand, and how their connection shaped an era of country and folk music.