Bob Dylan's Indignation

This is a very weirdly intellectual, though almost adolescent, discourse from Bob Dylan back in the day. He knows what he's saying only he's telling it in a new way. He gives off an angry/self-important side of himself. Where does that come from? Why is it there? And he does it like no one else I've ever seen. He seems to have contempt for most things, especially Time Magazine, who is interviewing him. Here's part of that interview. I would call it "Indignation." So here's "Indignation."