It has become a standing joke. I come home from every Bob Dylan concert and say it’s the best I’ve ever been too. This has been going on for more than 30 years. I can’t help it. I love the man and his music. So I’m not a good person to offer a dispassionate opening night review of Dylan’s three-night stand in New York.
But I’ve got some pictures—taken against the strong will of the security guards, with whom I always play a cat and mouse game. Dylan smiled more than usual, and moved from behind his electric piano to sing and play the harp a few times. I’ll let others review this concert, but I think it was the absolute best ever!
Bob frowns, then smiles...
Tony Garnier on bass
and George Receli on drums
Dion opened the New York City shows for Dylan. It was a killer performance—both new songs and old rock & roll favorites.
