Fans who forked over $599 to purchase “hand-signed” copies of Bob Dylan’s new book The Philosophy Of Modern Song will get their money back, according to publisher Simon & Schuster, who have been receiving complaints that the signatures are done in a “penned replica form.”

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Bob Dylan’s legend was already secure long before he released his weathered, haunted 1997 masterpiece Time Out Of Mind, but that album gave Dylan an entirely different form of gravitas. On Time Out Of Mind, Dylan, who was only 56 at the time, sounded like an ancient mariner, smirking into the chasm of death. The album was so powerful t...

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