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Dylan's Late-Career Vitality Endures
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Executive Summary
Dylan's Rough and Rowdy Ways era shows lasting creative force, while tributes to Bob Neuwirth highlight his deep role in Dylan's world
- Dylan's Beacon Theatre show was sold out and part of a seven-date New York area run
- The set leaned on Rough and Rowdy Ways and Shadow Kingdom with reworked arrangements
- Dylan played piano at center stage and led a tight band featuring Jerry Pentecost and Tony Garnier
- The show included local and classic cover Easter eggs such as New York State of Mind and That Old Black Magic
- Dylan's 2020 release Murder Most Foul and Rough and Rowdy Ways marked a pandemic-era creative surge
- Coverage also framed Dylan as a late-career model of artistic vitality alongside Neil Young and Willie Nelson
- Bob Neuwirth's death drew tributes for his role in Dylan's orbit, including Rolling Thunder Revue and Highway 61 Revisited
Quick Facts
- What: Late-career Dylan performances and Neuwirth tributes and remembrances
- Where: New York's Beacon Theatre and Dylan related archives in Tulsa
- Why: To show Dylan's lasting creative force and Neuwirth's influence
- Who: Bob Dylan, Bob Neuwirth, and longtime collaborators and scholars
- When: During Dylan's Rough and Rowdy Ways tour and after Neuwirth's 2022 death

