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Elvis Costello Honors Bob Dylan
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Elvis Costello shared Dylan memories and performed at a New York screening tied to the Bob Dylan Center exhibit and its archival film program
- Elvis Costello hosted a Paris Theater screening of Bob Dylan Archive films in New York City
- The event was hosted by Steven Jenkins of the Bob Dylan Center in Tulsa
- Costello recalled hearing Dylan as a child in 1960s Britain through hit singles
- He described meeting Dylan backstage in 1978 after a Los Angeles show
- Costello toured with Dylan in 2007 and sang Tears of Rage with him
- After the talk, Costello performed Ring Them Bells, Tomorrow Is a Long Time, and I Threw It All Away
- The screening coincided with How Many Roads at NYU Gallatin Galleries, focused on Dylan's early years
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- What: Screening of Dylan archive films with Costello remarks and songs
- Where: Paris Theater and NYU Gallatin Galleries in New York City
- Why: To spotlight Dylan archive footage and the How Many Roads exhibit
- Who: Elvis Costello and Bob Dylan Center director Steven Jenkins
- When: Saturday afternoon, September 6, 2025
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Elvis Costello presented Bob Dylan archival films, shared memories, and performed songs on Saturday at New York City’s Paris Theater, coinciding with the How Many Roads exhibit at NYU.
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On Sept. 6, 2025, Elvis Costello spoke and performed at a Paris Theater screening of Bob Dylan Archive films, linked to the How Many Roads exhibit at NYU Gallatin Galleries.
On Sept. 6, 2025, Elvis Costello presented a Bob Dylan Archive screening at the Paris Theater in New York City, tied to the How Many Roads exhibit at NYU.