ArticleBOB DYLAN
As he approaches our shores once more, and a box set of his extraordinary 1976 shows is unveiled, we look at the tours that sealed his legend, from 1964 to now: “It was some incendiary stuff to witness.”
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As he approaches our shores once more, and a box set of his extraordinary 1976 shows is unveiled, we look at the tours that sealed his legend, from 1964 to now: “It was some incendiary stuff to witness.”
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