I held one of the speakers when he sang during the antiwar demonstrations in front of the Conrad Hilton Hotel in Chicago in 1968. An amazing experience; he was a great singer and songwriter, but what you had to experience to understand was his ability to galvanize a crowd. A rabble rouser in the most positive sense of the term.

Can't remember if he sang "I Ain't Marching" or "The War is Over," but I do remember the electric surge that went through that crowd.