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I agree with Michael Gray.
I was reading the article in The Independent on Sunday on the plane back from Bermuda. I thought that the article(by Joan Smith) was very superficial, naive and incoherent.
As if Dylan is obliged to sing "Blowin' in the Wind" or "The Times They Are a-Changin'" wherever he performs!
The writer admits "I've never been a Dylan fan- his politics and his lyrics have aways seemed incoherent to me."
Dylan denies censorship
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