“Dylan’s like the Beatles or the Eiffel Tower… his presence is so strong that you don’t see him anymore.”
– David Gray
This piece has been described as both timeless and yet utterly contemporary. Dylan self-consciously wrote it as a sequel to an earlier song (“Workingman’s Blues”) by country veteran Merle Haggard.
“Dylan’s like the Beatles or the Eiffel Tower – he’s just there, his presence is so strong that you don’t see him anymore.” – David Gray*
