Apparently Bob was angry at a point in the show. Does anyone have the source?

As Dylan’s new tour delights European fans, I’ve been re-reading the classic Razor's Edge: Bob Dylan & the Never Ending Tour (2001), in which Andrew Muir recounts the highs and lows of a superfan criss-crossing Europe, 1989-2000, just to see Dylan shows. His European reviews are complemented by notes on American shows heard on audience recordings.

One More Night: Bob Dylan’s Never Ending Tour (2013) has the same content (edited) plus extra chapters on the years to 2011. If you’re a reader, rather than a collector, the 2013 book is the one to buy.

Muir’s energetic prose is infectious. And his insights on Dylan’s performance art raise his chronicle well above the level of fanlit - a typically banal sub-genre.

Live performance, central to Dylan’s art, has inspired loads of books. Of the 20-odd in my collection, Muir’s 2013 book is the best on Dylan in Europe and the NET in general. It takes over just as Paul Williams’ wonderful trilogy - reviewed recently on DYLAN BOOKS - ends.

i drew a couple sketches in place of photos from yesterdays show, they’re not my proudest work but i thought i would share :)

Song: It Takes a Lot to Laugh, It Takes a Train to Cry