E! Online — Bob Dylan has a message for critics who think he plagiarized the works of others in some of the songs: You're all a bunch of "wussies and pussies." In an interview with... more info

Guardian Music — Could someone who doesn't love the rock canon, but does love lyrics, listen to Dylan's new album and understand the praise?For all the reverence Bob Dylan attracts in certain circles, it's been surprisingly easy to live life, as first an obsessive mu... more info

The Independent — Bob Dylan has angrily responded to charges he plagiarized some of his lyrics, calling critics "wussies and pussies" and saying musical appropriation is "part of the folk tradition." more info

ContactMusic — You wouldnt like Bob Dylan when hes angry and hes certainly raging now if a recent interview with Rolling Stone is anything to go by With new album Tempest out soon critics whove previously accused the folk legend of plagiarising... more info

ContactMusic — Bob Dylan has blasted critics who accused him of plagiarism The legendary musician was quick to defend himself about quoting other artists and authors material in his own work branding his critics wussies and pussies and saying they are the sam... more info

Guardian Music — Singer also responds angrily to accusations of plagiarism, saying 'wussies and pussies complain about that stuff'Bob Dylan has taken issue with being labelled "Judas" in the 60s, saying of his accusers: "All those evil motherfuckers can rot in hell."... more info

411 Mania — Says those critics can "rot in hell"... more info

The Independent — It's 46 years since a heckler cried "Judas!" at Bob Dylan. But the accusation still rankles with the legendary singer, who has finally addressed one of the most infamous incidents in rock music folklore, after telling his critics they can "rot in hel... more info

Guardian Music — American singer and composer best known for Games People PlayWhen people think of Joe South, they generally think first of Games People Play, one of the most successful protest songs of the late 1960s, with its distinctive electric sitar accompanimen... more info

Guardian Music — The yellow and black logo Andy Warhol designed for the Velvet Underground perfectly captured their debut album's decadent beauty. So why drag it through the courts?It's sad to see one of the great creative partnerships of the 20th century being picke... more info