In short, he's one of the heroes of the contemporary cinema; weirdly, he's also, in certain cinephile circles, vilified.
Weirdly, he's not at all bothered by the adoption, but is horrified by his Judaism, even though, as Richard Dawkins says, it's absurd to attach any religion to a child before they have chosen it for themselves.
Weirdly, he's plumped for a French classic that's already been mentioned in this series before, so we can only assume that "In Love With You" by Paradise is the saddest dance record ever made.
As reporter Nicolas Lehman puts it in a recent Cheney documentary, the vice-president's very delivery is weirdly seductive: He wasn't going to be flaky or half-baked; he wasn't going to let his emotions distort his views, and he certainly wasn't going to be soft or naive.
Weirdly, he'd been acquitted because "the masturbation wasn't directed or aimed at any specific person".
Weirdly, he'd been acquitted of the charges laid against him because "the masturbation wasn't directed or aimed at any specific person".
So, weirdly, just like he was right about the house, ultimately my former husband was right about the red".
But for the audience that still finds myriad songs and performances to admire and to love, long after the "Blood on the Tracks" album, in 1975, well, for them it is only when Dylan is being weirdly ordinary, as he was a couple of months ago at the Oscars, thanking Tommy Mottola and the guys from Columbia Records, that they worry.
