LISTEN: In New Single, Bob Dylan Revisits An Old Love
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By Talya Zax March 10, 2017
Enigmatic, husky-voiced, Nobel Prize-winning Bob Dylan is at it again, with a new album, “Triplicate,” arriving at the end of this month. In a newly-released single off that album, Dylan’s take on Hoagy Carmichael’s “Stardust,” the singer takes a hazy look back at a lost love.
“Sometimes I wonder,” Dylan sings, “why I spend my lonely nights dreaming of a song.” Is this a song to dream of? Take a listen, and decide for yourself.
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