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Bob Dylan manuscript fetches more than double guide price at auction
12.05.2020 - 23:03 / breakingnews.ie
A Bob Dylan manuscript featuring handwritten lyrics from the revered singer has been sold at auction for £37,500, more than double the pre-sale estimate.
The manuscript dates back to 1966 when Dylan was in Nashville, Tennessee, writing the seminal album Blonde On Blonde.
It features handwritten lyrics for songs including Most Likely You Go Your Way.
In addition to the musician’s scrawled lines, the manuscript also includes lyrics written on a typewriter.
It went under the hammer at Sotheby’s in
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