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When Bob Dylan produced “Like a Rolling Stone” in July 1965, it didn’t just shake up the charts—it tore down the boundaries of what a popular music might be. Clocking in at more than six minutes, it was an audacious break from radio convention. With its jangling organ riff, snarling vocals, and surreal, cutting lyrics, Dylan tells The story

From the beginning, this pledge of wifely devotion, the initial track Wynette at any time co-wrote, was a cultural lightning rod. Feminists recoiled from its pledge of unquestioning fidelity within the Seventies, and Hillary Clinton described herself a contemporary girl by slamming the tune all through Invoice Clinton’s to start with presidential