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www.mandmx.com — Did you hear the news? Bob Dylan is finally heading to China for a couple concerts! Dylan joins the bizarre group that has made the trip over the years along with the Backstreet Boys and the Rolling Stones. From the numerous stories across the web it looks like the band will be in China between March 30 to April 12. Dear Chinese Government: Don’t cancel the concert!

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11 Bob Dylan Songs in Chinese Translation- See if you know the songs!

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