If the Nobel Prize in Literature wants to recognize a musician, then it should create an award for music.

Bob Dylan has won the 2016 Nobel Prize in Literature.

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Suckerball

The Curse of Knowledge

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Is That a Singer or a Band?

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You’d Better Run

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Bob Dylan and the Benevolent Tyranny of Nobel Competition

A Spell Deferred

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