I don't buy the Joan Baez as victim thing. I do like her, but she was horrible to him in her own way too. Releasing the song 'To Bobby' which was designed to basically publicly shame him for following his own artistic direction (going back to his rock'n'roll roots, shunning the pressure of being 'spokesman for a generation'), and emotionally blackmail him into following the path she would have chosen for him (civil rights folk singer, spokesman and figurehead). How incredibly controlling she was, to think she had the right to tell him how to use his life and his talent, and what a cruel betrayal of someone well known to be private and shy, to release a song calling him out and laying actual dying children on his conscience.
Maybe she was still smarting from the break up and did it to hurt him as much as possible, or maybe she just enjoyed feeling superior morally, since he had eclipsed her artistically. Neither seems to have treated the other very well to me. Either way, they were on good enough terms by 1974/5 to do Rolling Thunder together, so both must have been pretty forgiving of each other's younger selves.
Dylan's Theme Time Radio Hour is an absolute treat if you want to hear him playing songs he loves, teaching you about the artists who influenced him, reading bits of poetry, telling corny jokes, and being generally good and pleasant company for an hour at a time. The whole archive is online, there are 102 episodes.
His kids have said publicly that he's a wonderful dad, including the daughter whose identity wasn't made public by him and his second wife so that she might have a normal childhood. This was, of course, depicted in the tabloid press as her having been some unacknowledged, shunned secret child. I wouldn't believe everything you read about what a dick he's supposed to be.