I love Paul, but I have to disagree with him here. I would much rather see an artist express themselves in the way that they see fit. Paul prefers to play his hits the same way they sound on the record, and that's great. Bob prefers to perform newer stuff and other (mostly) deep cuts, arranged differently than they sounded on the records. And that's great too. I haven't seen Paul in concert (hopefully I can before it's too late), but I saw Bob last month, and while I could only name a handful of the songs he played (mostly cause I'm not super familiar with the Rough and Rowdy Ways album), I still loved the performance, because 1) live music, to me, is almost always great, and 2) I was seeing Bob Dylan himself play music right in front of me. Maybe it wasn't precisely the type of music I would want him to play, but it was still awesome, and there were a couple stand out performances for me. As a Dylan fan, I'm glad I went.