The Independent — Rock legend Bob Dylan took to his website yesterday to dispute accusations he bowed to censorship for his first ever concerts in China last month. more info

Mercury News, California — With the 100th anniversary of bluesman Johnson's birth celebrated May 8, and folk-rock singer/songwriter Dylan's 70th birthday coming May 24, it's time to take a fresh look at the outsized accomplishments of both. more info

Reuters — LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Rock legend Bob Dylan took to his website on Friday to dispute accusations he bowed to censorship for his first ever concerts in China last month. more info

ContactMusic — Bob Dylan has hit back at reports suggesting Chinese and Vietnamese government officials vetted the sets of his recent concerts in the Far East, insisting he wasn't told what he could and couldn't play. Clearly angered by media speculation back ho... more info

ContactMusic — Bob Dylan, the legendary American singer-songwriter, has taken to his official website to deny rumours that he agreed to a process of 'set-list vetting' before a show in Beijing last month. Bob Dylan addressed the swirl of speculation suggesting t... more info

Guardian Music — Singer claims authorities did not censor setlist for China concertsConfounding seasoned Bob Dylan fans, the 69-year old song and dance man has posted a message on his official website addressing the controversy surrounding his concerts in China in Ap... more info

NME — Nick Brown also sees Johnny Cash and Bob Dylan as 'competition' more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — Bob Dylan speaks out on 'so-called China controversy' more info

NME — Folk legend says he didn't allow government to pre-approve his set more info

Stereogum — Bob Dylan is well-practiced in answering questions and controversy. The latest controversy revolves around two concerts in China, one that never happened, and another that Mojo magazine said was sparsely attended. Dylan writes on his blog that the fi... more info