Bob Dylan denounces critics in lengthy speech for MusiCares award
While accepting the MusiCares Person of the Year award last week, Bob Dylan gave a 30-minute speech. Among the wide variety of topics the singer-songwriter covered was his belief that critics have been unfair to him throughout his long-running career:
Critics have said that I've made a career out of confounding expectations. Really? Because that's all I do? That's how I think about it. Confounding expectations. Like I stay up late at night thinking about how to do it. "What do you do for a living, man?" "Oh, I confound expectations."
Read the entire speech via Rolling Stone.
Beck, Sam Smith, St. Vincent win Grammys
The 57th annual Grammy award ceremony took place on Sunday. Big winners included Sam Smith's "Stay With Me" for Song of the Year, Beck's "Morning Phase" for Album of the Year and St. Vincent's self-titled record for "Best Alternative Music Album."
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