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Bob Dylan Has Finally Released A Video For 'Like A Rolling Stone' And It's Awesome
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Jen Carlson
Published Nov 19, 2013
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Bob Dylan's 1965 hit and also the greatest song ever (some say), "Like a Rolling Stone," has received a music video treatment at last, and it's one that will actually make you want to watch a music video. It's that good.
The interactive journey (created by digital agency Interlude) allows the viewer to flip through 16 channels, each featuring a different TV personality lip-syncing the song to you (including Drew Carey, Marc Maron, newscasters, Bob Dylan himself, tennis players, and "Man Stabbed In Chelsea"). It's addictive, and it'll take you a while to see every possible part of this video, given all the channel-flipping.
The video debuted at BobDylan.com, and comes alongside the release of his massive 47-CD box set (The Complete Album Collection Volume 1). [via Mashable]
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Jen Carlson is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.
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