The battle of the Dylanologists
As Bob Dylan tours the UK, his work is being embraced and interrogated by younger critics impatient with the “white…
ByNew Times,
New Thinking.
As Bob Dylan tours the UK, his work is being embraced and interrogated by younger critics impatient with the “white…
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