Well, Bob is busy right now, as he just began a tour of most of the Southern States, West to east. I am making my wife happy by taking her, to West Virginia to visit her sisters, and I get to see Dylan in Charleston, he is playing most real small art type centers, 1800 to 2000 seats mostly......Peace......Joe

So far of all the responses I have seen to this, I think I like Bob's best : None.

He speaks. "Absolutely. If it's at all possible." When asked if he will attend the ceremony to receive the prize. Which is it? Absolutely or maybe? What a clever wordsmith. So sly. So coy. Doesn't have the guts to turn it down flat like Sartre.

Not that I agree or disagree with the following statement, I just found it to be interesting and thought provoking.

We have a section in the local news paper, Indy Star , called, let it out!. People will write in to state an opinion, thoughts, complain about stuff and etc...

I’ll take Bob Marley over (ahem) Nobel winner Bob Dylan any day. Marley’s inspiring, socially aware music is more relevant than ever. And his jammin’ tunes are better listening, too.

Article that gets to the root of why Bob Dylan was so particularly deserving of a Nobel Prize in literature with a lot of commentary on songs from his "prophetic" '62 to '66 period that most consider the core of his career. The article's title is misleading. The current political landscape is mentioned briefly as a counterpoint to Dylan's poetic and prophetic gifts from that time. Definitely not another piling on political diatribe.
http://www.salon.com/2017/04/15/bob-dylans-prophecy-the-kryptonite-we-need-against-trumpism/