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The desire to be next to him produced
a huge magnet which drew everybody.
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Young and old.
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Genius makes its own rules,
and Dylan is a genius.
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A singing conscience and moral referee,
as well as a preacher.
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He's also a very embarrassed
young man now, because...
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It's always embarrassing to sit there
with your feet in cement...
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while somebody compliments you
either casually or lavishly.
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But, I've been reading a number of stories
about Bob this afternoon...
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and they are all of that order.
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A comment in Billboard,
the trade publication, says:
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"Dylan's poetry is born
of a painful awareness...
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"of the tragedy that underlies
the contemporary human condition".
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Bob, do you sing partly your own songs...
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and partly other people's,
or where do you get your material?
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- Well, they're all mine, now.
- You sing all your own material?
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And how long have you been writing
your own music?
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For about two years.
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He came to be as he is
because things needed saying...
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and the young people were the ones
who wanted to say them.
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He somehow had an ear on his generation.
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I don't have to tell you.
You know him, he's yours, Bob Dylan.
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I ain't looking to compete with you
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Beat or cheat or mistreat you
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Simplify you, classify you
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Deny, defy or crucify you
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All I really want to do
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Is, baby, be friends with you
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I want to say thank you.
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I want to say thank you.
I want to say thank you, I love you.