I still keep this one in rotation - Crazy Betty's "Knockin' On Heaven's Door" is one of the better earworms with which to be infected.

Does Dylan even remember Duluth? Or Minnesota?

That means my DDD t-shirt has held up really well for being ten years old!  Didn't I hear a rumor that Dylan was in Duluth and bought a bunch of the t-shrits from Bullseye?

I agree with Paul and think that it's strange too, given the pretty heavy anecdotal evidence that he still comes through town from time to time.

Also, my favorite on that album, by a long shot, is Jamie's cover of "Sad-eyed Lady of the Lowlands." Man, it's just an incredible version of one of my favorite Dylan songs.

Bob Dylan comes to Duluth to shop?

Wow.  That is ironical.

Bob Dylan fetishists is what you taste water in Duluth.

I was just leafing through a biography of Bob Dylan, I can't remember which one, but there was a paragraph about the Duluth Does Dylan CD! I'll have to find it and repeat the author's comments about the CD.... I was actually more interested in the next chapter, about the author's visit to Hibbing High. I didn't know the school had such a colorful history, beyond Dylan.

People are allowed to change their opinions as they grow, but I thought young Dylan was on record as being very critical of his birth region.

I think a more important issue is why Hotrod's Duluth Does Kiss never got off the ground.  I thought Duluth Does the '80s DECC would be a fun tribute album.  It would actually be a pretty diverse record.

"I think people who don't like Dylan's music or personality want him to not like Duluth so they can have another reason to not like him."

You're making the assumption that these people like Duluth, and would be defensive of the area in some way.

I see it more as, people don't like Duluth and use the idea that Dylan hates it to bolster their criticism.