With the influence of his mid-1960s golden period still pervasive, the obvious route would be that followed by everyone from Elton John to Paul McCartney in recent years: recruit a hip young producer and make an album that knowingly harks back to your best-loved work.
In fact, it sounds like the kind of album rock legends used to make before anyone thought of hiring a hip producer and knowingly harking back to their best-loved work: polished, adult-oriented rock, performed by crack session musicians and with a distinctly mid-Atlantic flavour.
Both Larry Page and Mark Zuckerberg personally and strongly denied the initial allegations, and the Washington Post backed away from its initial claim that the tech companies "participate knowingly".
Opting into an alternative career immediately after graduation with my husband's guidance and financial support backing me, I knowingly took a pay cut, believing I would one day recoup those losses in a job that I not only loved but in which I excelled.
As they did so, James stood back, nodding knowingly, a quintessential American artist in that she knew something about loneliness, and, from time to time, what to do with it.
Ilana stares back, knowingly: "It's 2016, dude".
In one of many highlights, two girls of about 6 and 8 stare back knowingly at the camera and spontaneously segue into hand gestures, like dancers in a rock video.
Like so many period pieces, "Down with Love," directed with exquisitely controlled whimsy by Peyton Reed (who followed it with the searingly melodramatic comedy "The Break-Up,"), looks back knowingly — too knowingly — at antediluvian attitudes and sets them up for the collapse that, in the retrospective light of history, comes off as inevitable.
She looks at the floor, chuckles knowingly and looks back at me. "That is a trick question," she smirks.
Now, as reported by London papers, Star Princess Captain Edward Perrin is devastated that he is being accused of knowingly turning his back on anyone in distress.
