The “thrashy” musician Bob Dylan could listen to forever: “Sincere”Bob Dylan didn’t always go out searching for the hottest new talent every single time he made a record. For one thing, Young was making the kind of folk tunes that Dylan had grown out of, but given his nasal voice, there were already spots where he sounded too much like what Dylan had been doing. He could be at his most thrashy, but it’s still going to be elevated by some melody. They were technically demanding in spots, but you can’t imagine anyone else singing his tunes. All he’s after is writing that next great song, and Dylan had all the respect in the world for that kind of mentality.