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| Dylan (pictured right here
in Jerusalem) felt uncomfortable with the way his career was
panning out. Without his wife Sara, he felt somewhat empty. The
album Street Legal was released to mixed reviews, and it seemed
like Dylan was searching for something to make him complete. He
decided to go on tour. |
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Dylan toured, and one night
in San Francisco, a fan threw a cross on the stage. This struck a
chord with Dylan, who took it as a sign from God. He went straight
to the studio and began to record "Slow Train Coming", an album
filled with gospel styled Christian songs, including "Slow Train
Coming" "I believe in you" and "Precious Angel". |
| Dylan took these songs on
tour almost straight away. Instead of playing his old favourite
hits, Dylan concentrated solely on his new Christian material,
much to the disdain of his fans. Dylan even began to preach and
read from the bible in between songs. Fans were disappointed that
their hero who had once warned "Don't follow leaders" was now
preaching "You're gonna have to serve somebody". |
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