I sometimes wonder if all those detractor's got to him. I love what he did and the way he was.

But despite all the heart-felt music and performance, you can see on Don't Look Back that he faced questions like "Are you putting us on?" and "Do you care about what you sing?"

It's funny...I admire Dylan so much that I was entranced and amazed at the documentary. Until a friend mentioned it may not show him "in a very good light" I never even thought about it.

LH, what is the Grossman "hotel counter" scene? Is that were he's negotiating a BBC interview? He wasn't so mean there, just screwd. Oh maybe you're referring to the "there's no noise here" "go get a constable" scene.