His ability to avoid stupid questions by being witty is the reason I love his interviews

People are calling you the great Poet of your generation. "I'm mostly a Song and Dance Man". Legend.

Handsome and unspoiled...a genius wrapped in youth...I love him.

He's so cool!  And his intellect is unmistakable!

His pointing out the unique meaning of words and how we interpret them differently, how we project meaning onto words, is what makes him a great songwriter.

People aren't able to make sense of this guy's indifference to his popularity, they're in just awe of how cool he is about it. It's like interviewing an alien. Unreal.

"I'm sure you've seen all the people in my songs at one time or another..."
hmmm... very masterfully said.

Dylan:  "It's not that kind of music."
Arrogant interviewer:  "It IS."
Dylan:  "Well, what can I say? Heh, you must know more about the music then than I do. How long have YOU been playing it?"

BRILLIANTLY handled! It's just one of the many reasons why I like him.

Dylan is always thought of as so elusive and obtuse, but the rudeness, invasiveness, and vapidity of most of these questions is startling. It does help us understand why he has given so few interviews over the years.  Such a legend

Saw him just a year ago in spring 2024. Still performing excellent❤

This world is almost like a different dimension compared to the world we live in now...how everyone carried themselves and looked like they weighed 87 lbs...to think this was only 50 years ago...50 years from now is a scary thought lol

Knowing the old man he is now with all the stories of his life on his face and then going back to see him and how wise he was even as a young guy. His skin is so smooth.

Whether he's being earnest or not, he gave great answers. 'I just hope to have enough boots to be able to change them.'

"Folk music is a constitutional replay of mass production"
!!!

17:14 You don't figure out happenings. You dig happenings l LOVE THAT SO MUCH

He really is enigmatic in the mainstream. I think he appeals to a different segment of human consciousness, and people are so removed from it they can’t pinpoint it. They don’t even know what they’re aiming to.

That’s what makes Dylan an artist, he doesn’t exist in normal cognizance. He’s in a different realm. He’s not pursuing normalcy, complacency, acceptance or accolades. He wants to stick to the art and inspiration, which he considers truth.

I'm here because I just got done watching the movie  "A Complete Unknown", great movie.

Dylan's approach to language, context, and communication is brilliant.

Much tooClever, Bob. What a flirt.

Am i the only one who noticed Allen Ginsberg??! Long Live , his pure soul. 🙏🏽❤️