He used to not care, but things have changed.
Bob
Dylan, who since the early 60s has rarely spoken about politics and
almost never about political candidates, yesterday weighed on the
election in an impromptu newspaper interview outside his Denmark hotel.
The
singer-songwriter, whose last of many "protest" songs was the 1976
classic "Hurricane" (which followed a decade of mostly non-political
material), weighed in with his usual round of cryptic metaphors...
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