Signe Marie Rustad, a Norwegian-American singer and songwriter, performed the track with the Salmon Smokers at Bobfest in Oslo Konserthus on May 24, 2021. Rustad has called it one of her “favorite” Dylan songs, and the video of her performance has since reached over 125,000 viewers.
The track, from Street-Legal, received the same praise when Rustad uploaded her performance to YouTube. One viewer wrote, “Can't tell you what this song does to my soul. OMG incredible (Dylans) lyrics so clearly articulated & conveyed with the right urgency & passion … Well done S.Marie.. like a sword thru my heart, into my Soul. Is a prophetic vision of TODAY.”
The conversation on Reddit soon expanded to other covers that some listeners argue sound better than Dylan’s originals. Popular mentions included, The Clash’s “The Man in Me,” Miley Cyrus’ “You're Going to Make Me Lonesome when You Go,” Sinéad O'Connor’s “I Believe in You” and The White Stripes’ “One More Cup of Coffee (Valley Below).”
Music appreciation is subjective, of course, but Rustad’s rendition offers a modern take that highlights her vocal range and musicality while honoring Dylan’s original storytelling.
Listen to both Dylan’s original and Signe Marie Rustad’s cover below — then decide for yourself which version moves you more.
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