Bob Dylan

In 2011, when Bob Dylan performed "Can't Wait" in Milan at the Alcatraz Club, he was well into a prolific phase of his career that showcased both his enduring legacy and adaptability. By this time, he had released his 2010 album, "Together Through Life," which highlighted his remarkable ability to weave personal and political narratives through music. Interestingly, this album debuted at number one on the Billboard 200 chart, marking his first chart-topping album in nearly three decades. The live performance of "Can't Wait" also reflects Dylan's continued relevance in the music scene, drawing fans from all generations, while the 2011 tour was part of his extensive Never Ending Tour, which began way back in 1988. Dylan's presence on stage during this era underscored his position as a key figure in American music, carrying forward the folk and rock traditions while still pushing boundaries.

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