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Like a Rollin' Stone?
YOUR COMMENTS: Like a Rollin' Stone?
icyone: Dylan is a composer, a creator. I never did care much for his talents as a performer, but IMHO that is a separate issue.
I think that whe...
therapidone: Attended Dylan concert 2 years ago; one of the best of his I've ever attended. However, his voice has degraded significantly in the interve...
cussiep: Dylan is a prophet, my personal prophet - and I am a church-going believer. THREE WORDS - BODY OF WORK!! With the Bible and Shakespeare, Dy...
osha1: May as well tell the birds in the trees to stop singing...Let him be who he is and "if he can't hold the interest of an audience," let him s...
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