Bob Dylan News
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Boston Mayor Thomas Menino’s decision to end his reign, the longest in the city’s 383-year history, set off a frenzied contest to replace him in the first mayoral election to lack an incumbent in three decades.
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About a 10-minute drive from where a hedge-funder might be cradling a bottle in his Greenwich, Connecticut, wine cellar, Patterson Hood was gripping his guitar on the stage of the Capitol Theatre.
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It’s 1962, and an unknown folk singer stands awkwardly in the Gaslight Cafe strumming his guitar. Some customers ignore him.
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Singapore’s Art Stage is luring the growing pool of wealthy Southeast Asian collectors with Damien Hirst’s butterflies, canvases by Indonesian artist Nyoman Masriadi and paintings by singer Bob Dylan.
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Bob Dylan enjoys going on a murder spree on his new album, “Tempest.” The killings simply mount up.
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One of the fullest, freest and most feted Indian lives of the last century came to an end Dec. 11, when Pandit Ravi Shankar passed away at the age of 92 in San Diego.
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Question: What do Whittaker Chambers, Richard Nixon, John Roberts, Elena Kagan, Bill Clinton and Bob Dylan have in common?
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Bob Dylan ’s handwritten lyrics for “The Times They Are A-Changin’” fetched $422,500 at Sotheby’s in New York today as hedge-fund manager Adam Sender bested five other bidders for the folk-music artifact.
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Bob Dylan denied that he was censored by Chinese authorities in a tour last month and was never refused permission to perform in the country, the folk singer wrote on his official website .
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Sixto Rodriguez was supposed to be the next Bob Dylan. In one corner of the world, unknown to him for decades, he was.
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