Bob Dylan Censors Himself

04/11/2011
. (Rock News Desk) The Communist government of Vietnam didn't have to impose changes to Bob Dylan's setlist when he played in Ho Chi Minh City last night � because the singer left them out himself.

It was Dylan's first appearance in a country where he's still seen by some as an icon of the anti-war movement through politically-charged peace songs including The Times They Are A Changing and Blowin' in the Wind.

Government officials usually demand to vet western artist's setlists to delete political content. But event promoter Rod Quinton says: "No restrictions were imposed." more on this story

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