Once upon a time, there was a parody rag called “(Not the) Rolling Stone” that had a cover photo of a very puzzled Robert Zimmerman (AKA Bob Dylan). He was puzzling over the answers on a Trivial Pursuit card. The questions, which faced the camera, fit none of the usual categories:“How many roads must a man walk down?”“How many seas must a white dove sail?”“How many years can a mountain exist?”“How many times can a man turn his head?”“How many times must a man look up?”“How does it feel?”
Rumball Premium Member about 8 years ago
It ain’t no use to sit and wonder why, Bobby…
Leroy about 8 years ago
You guys better hurry. A hard rain’s gonna fall.
newu5 about 8 years ago
The answer, my friend, is blowin in the wind…
slschiff about 8 years ago
This is a reference to ‘Blowin’ in the Wind’ (The answer is blowin’ in the wind)
CeeJay about 8 years ago
Well done, Mr. McPherson!
jbduncan about 8 years ago
Just sit and wonder why,babe.
kleanerz about 8 years ago
I’ve only ever heard the version by Peter, Paul, and Mary – always thought they wrote it.
aerilim about 8 years ago
Bob Dylan is a great composer, terrible singer..
Fontessa about 8 years ago
Bob Dylan is a wonderful singer. He gives hope to every man (who doesn’t sound like Sinatra).
K M about 8 years ago
Once upon a time, there was a parody rag called “(Not the) Rolling Stone” that had a cover photo of a very puzzled Robert Zimmerman (AKA Bob Dylan). He was puzzling over the answers on a Trivial Pursuit card. The questions, which faced the camera, fit none of the usual categories:“How many roads must a man walk down?”“How many seas must a white dove sail?”“How many years can a mountain exist?”“How many times can a man turn his head?”“How many times must a man look up?”“How does it feel?”