At the time, Dylan was 24 years old and already one of the most famous musicians in the world. The previous year, he had gone electric—a polarizing move that split even his own fanbase. In earlier interviews, Dylan would explain song meanings, be direct, and get personal. By 1966, he would rarely give straightforward answers, but he still managed to drop gems, usually in the form of a riddle or aphorism. This particular response on slide 1 came after the interviewer asked: "Are you concerned, as you approach 30, that you may begin to ‘go square,’ lose some of your openness to experience, become leery of change and new experiment?” Photos from Mayfair Hotel in London during a press conference in 1966. #bobdylan #pigeonsandplanes