Bob Dylan

The soundtrack for the upcoming I'm Not There features many a decent musican taking on Dylan songs. Hear four of them give it a shot here.

GQ did all of us gentlemen a favor by cobbling together a list of the 50 most stylish men of the past 50 years. Because musicians are often ones to make daring use of style, they included a handful of singers and strummers. Now we've pared that down into a musicians only list and GQ's selections have been ranked based on little more than my own opinion.

You may not agree with every single selection (we didn't either), but most of these dudes are tried and true style icons - so dig in.

In an effort to market Dylan's upcoming career retrospective, the folks at his website have created quite the program. In it, you can send a message delivered by Bobby D., himself, to friends, family, or enemies.

How is it sent? Through the cards from one of the most famous music videos of all time, "Subterranean Homesick Blues."

After the jump, check out the message I have for all of you.

To promote their partnership with Apple, Starbucks will be giving away "Song of the Day" cards from October 2nd to November 7th.

Maybe Jack made Dylan's performance better than, well, scratchy, old sandpaper voice time.

He also has a new video for the Mark Ronson remix of "Most Likely You'll Go Your Way (And I'll Go Mine)."

It will feature his Newport Festival performances from 1963 through 1965.

Elvis Costello, as reported, will be joining him -- as will Amos Lee.

Dylan will be available in a three-disc package and as a single disc.

The tour we told you about a couple days ago includes a very special co-headliner.