Happy Birthday Bob Dylan

At seventy years old, I reflect on my journey and recognize familiar faces from my own talks at this press conference.

Written bySean Carroll
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Seventy years old. Wow. [embed]http://youtu.be/cJpB_AEZf6U[/embed] I recognize the first questioner at this press conference. I'm pretty sure he's been at some of my own talks. [embed]http://youtu.be/6efuxHTiNwE[/embed]

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