I meet Bob Dylan down an alleyway in Fargo. He looks at me, his back to the wall, brow furrowed. A cigarette hangs between his fingers and a newspaper is folded beneath his arm. I stop and stare back.

There’s a special kind of joy that comes from discovering something amazing that’s been hiding in plain sight, like finding twenty bucks in your winter coat or realizing your neighbor makes the ...

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