The music legend kicked off his summer tour in Troutdale, Oregon, on Thursday night and treated fans to a deep cut he had never before sung live. Fans say the icon sounds "amazing," with some noting Dylan sounds even better than he did on his spring tour. Fifty-nine years after it was first recorded, "Baby, Won't You Be My Baby" made its live debut, an indicator of just how prolific the '60s folk-rock icon continues to be.
Fans called the performance "phenomenal," with one sharing on social media, "He sounds amazing, maybe even better than he did on the spring tour, which was out of this world. And to hear him sing something he's never performed live before in 2026? It's such a treat."
"So special that Bob would debut this song live in 2026! I always loved this song too! Bob really rocks!" commented one enthusiastic fan.
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Bob Dylan Launches Summer Tour With Deep Track Performance
The track never achieved the mainstream recognition of famed Bob Dylan songs such as "Like a Rolling Stone," "Blowin' in the Wind," or "Tangled Up in Blue," but the mystery surrounding the song—an unknown gem even to some of Dylan's most well-versed fans—adds to the allure of Thursday's performance.
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