Dylan has long believed that true artistry often makes the industry uncomfortable. One famous example comes from the release of Highway 61 Revisited in 1965. The album’s opening track, “Like a Rolling Stone,” was six minutes long — nearly twice the length of a typical single at the time. Radio programmers hated it; they thought no one would play it. Record executives were nervous. But Dylan didn’t compromise. He told anyone who would listen that if he wanted to express something fully, he wouldn

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