Paul McCartney recalls struggling to identify Bob Dylan songs live

Paul McCartney has revealed that he sometimes cannot recognize songs during Bob Dylan live shows despite his admiration for the artist. The comments came during a recent interview promoting McCartney's new solo album.

Paul McCartney discussed seeing Bob Dylan perform in a new interview on The Rest Is Entertainment. He said he admires Dylan's willingness to follow his own instincts, especially by skipping many of his biggest hits onstage. McCartney added that he once attended a couple of Dylan's shows and honestly could not tell what song he was doing, even though he knows the material well.

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