Dylan at 75 is not knocking on heaven's door just yet
Since he entered the national consciousness in the early 1960s, Bob Dylan has been the galvanising "voice of a generation," an authentic American voice recognised even by detractors for the beauty of his lyrics.
(AFP) In the fifth row of a packed concert venue in Las Vegas, a plump Hispanic couple slumbers peacefully as Bob Dylan bangs out a tune from his 35th studio album.
The poet laureate of rock 'n' roll has been going only for 70-odd minutes but -- like many Dylan fans -- they're not getting any younger and it's probably past their bedtime.
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