Bob Dylan has offered his \u0022deepest regrets\u0022 to fans over an \u0022error in judgment\u0022 in using a machine to sign copies of his new book.
, he wrote: “To my fans and followers, I’ve been made aware that there’s some controversy about signatures on some of my recent artwork prints and on a limited edition of. I’ve hand-signed each and every art print over the years, and there’s never been a problem.”Article content
Dylan went on to tell fans he decided to use a machine to help him with signing sessions after being struck down with a bout of vertigo and then being stuck in lockdown during the COVID-19 pandemic. He went on: “In 2019 I had a bad case of vertigo and it continued into the pandemic years. It takes a crew of five working in close quarters with me to help enable these signing sessions, and we could not find a safe and workable way to complete what I needed to do while the virus was raging. So, during the pandemic, it was impossible to sign anything and the vertigo didn’t help.
To my fans and followers, I’ve been made aware that there’s some controversy about signatures on some of my recent...
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