About the only musician I still follow nowadays is Bob Dylan. He just turned 70 in May, and while he looks his age, he carries it well. You can see a hint of a Mona Lisa smile in his current photo. He's doing fine. He tours constantly and has a terrific band. I try to see him whenever he's in my area, which is once or twice a year. I last saw him in November in Bethlehem, PA*, and I just bought a ticket for his August show in Scranton. That's a two-hour drive, which is a little long for me these days. But neither of us are getting any younger, so I want to see him as many times as I can, while I still can.
His last several albums have been outstanding. He plays a mixture of old and new songs in his live shows, but I've said many times that I wouldn't mind seeing a concert consisting entirely of post-2000 songs. They're that good. Anybody who thinks he's just a nostalgia act is in for a helluva surprise.
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Here's a review of that show. The comments are worth reading, because they display a wide spectrum of audience reactions. They're all over the map, in fact. Compare my comment with "Jack" right before mine.
