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Bob Dylan has delivered his verdicts on the greatest names in popular music over the past half century. Dylan, who turned 68 on Sunday, uses an interview with Rolling Stone magazine to list Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Chuck Berry and the Beatles as among those he most admires.

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source: Telegraph/London

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Yet 40 years on, he is less enthusiastic about innovations such as YouTube, iPods and video games. "It robs [youth] of their self-identity," he says. "It's a shame to see them so tuned out to real life."

I think he means that the 'youth' should socialize more than hang on the internet. That leaves me free to roam the web, since I don't fall in that category :lol:

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