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Bob Dylan told to apologise over alleged racist comments
Bob Dylan is being asked to apologise for remarks he made in an interview that have ran afoul of French anti-racism laws.
(AFP) Bob Dylan is being asked to apologise for remarks he made in an interview that have ran afoul of French anti-racism laws.
The legendary American singer has been charged with inciting hatred by Paris prosecutors after comments made to Rolling Stone magazine last year sparked a complaint from the Council of Croats in France (CRICCF).
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