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Bob Dylan’s “The Philosophy of Modern Song”: An Excerpt

The New York Times – Music:

In his first collection of writing since “Chronicles: Volume One,” Dylan explores the lasting allure of great songs. Here are two excerpts from his new book.

William C. EckenbergThe New York Times
Author: William C. EckenbergThe New York Times

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Books and Literature, Dylan, Bob, Pop and Rock Music, The Philosophy of Modern Song (Book)
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