Bob Dylan, London Palladium, review: one of the greatest artists of our time
His voice may be worn, but the 81 year-old’s powerful, mischievous performance proved why he remains one of the greatest artists of our time
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His voice may be worn, but the 81 year-old’s powerful, mischievous performance proved why he remains one of the greatest artists of our time
Tuesday's performance felt like a gift: a thoroughly engrossing outpouring of roots music and folk-soul balladry, with Dylan in richly expressive voice.
Bob Dylan, close to 81, long ago secured his place as a legendary cultural force. And he continues to do things his way, even if that means disappointing some fans, as he may have done in Little Rock on Monday night.
Bob Dylan, close to 81, long ago secured his place as a legendary cultural force. And he continues to do things his way, even if that means disappointing some fans, as he did in Little Rock Monday night.
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