Mick Jagger about Bob Dylan's voice.

This is from a Dutch interview. When the interviewer critices Bob Dylan's voice, Jagger stands up and explains what he likes about His Bobness' voice.

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[wendyflorin]

"You're interrupting." Softly spoken. Brilliant.

[aaronmendonca]

“I’ve been all over the world and I've never seen a statue of a critic.”
Leonard Bernstein

[mikezebike]

Props to Mick for being such a class act.Absolute legend.

[robbiepeterh]

You’re never too old to perform. My uncle started performing at his local pubs when he was about 60 and he still does it into his 70s and brings joy to both himself and the audience. If you have it in you, let it shine.

[marniecruz]

Love Bob Dylan and Mick Jagger! Both brilliant. Glad he stood up for Bob's unique voice!✌❣

[bonniesomedy]

Nice demonstration of how to tolerate fools kindly. Thanks for the lesson in appropriate behavior, Mick.

[ferabra]

Mick being a complete gentleman. He has always been an intelligent, diplomatic person, and shrewd.

[cretan]

Gee he's polite. She wont even let him answer her insulting questions.

[bobvanderwal]

Being a Dutchmen, seeing this interview first time, recorded many years ago I still feel a need to apologize to Mr. Jagger . You had a great response 👊🕺👍

[bill]

If Bob had the voice of a great tenor, we may have never heard many of his songs~ he gives them so much more than a voice

[dougpeters]

Mick showed a remarkable amount of restraint and class here and he simply outplayed that bumbling fool of an interviewer

[TheVioletBunny]

Mick is being so classy in this interview good on him dealing with this obnoxious lady

[lindafleming]

Jagger's demeanor is and always has been exceptional and reassuring.

[eliseintheattic]

They just toured and at 78 he's still going strong. Unbelievable energy.

[eldonsleight]

i actually like the way Bob Dylan's voice tells his stories.

[la_chistera]

Rolling Stone magazine put Bob Dylan in number 7 of the Best vocalists of all time. The reason for that was: "Bob Dylan did what very, very few singers ever do. He changed popular singing. And we have been living in a world shaped by Dylan's singing ever since. Almost no one sings like Elvis Presley anymore. Hundreds try to sing like Dylan."

[RicardoMartinez-jylo]

British sense of irony and humor: "Dylan has never been one of the great tenors of our time." It says it all without being offensive.

[JohnnyF]

She should not only have congratulated Mick on his performance levels at that age, but also for his ability to remain calm and composed when confronted with terrible interviewers!

[pantano]

"Dylan has never been one of the great tenors of our time." Nicely and diplomatically put. :)
I remember a Jagger interview years ago where the interviewer mentioned to him Dylan having said (in regards to Stones penmanship in lyrics) 'I coulda written Satisfaction but I doubt they could have come up with Like a Rolling Stone' to which Jagger good-naturedly replied 'Possibly so, but all the same, I'd really like to see Bob singing Satisfaction'.
Each to their strengths.

[geezzerboy]

She doesn't seem to understand that singing is about expressing emotion.