Bob Dylan makes a rare statement on stage to address the fans by taking pictures: "Can we play or we can ask, agree?"

Bob Dylan has not been the epitome of theater joking in recent years. He rarely even speaks to introduce the group. But that changed last night when someone violated his "no photo" policy during his show in Vienna, Austria. After singing a verse from "Blowin 'in the Wind," Dylan stopped and told the audience, "Take pictures or do not take pictures. We can either play or we can pose. D & # 39; agreement "?

Before making this statement, he mumbled something about "photos" in the mic, then he fell and almost fell on the stage. There is a pause before he and his band start singing "It takes a lot of time to laugh, it takes a train to cry". Dylan then left the stage and the band closed the show with an instrumental version of "Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues." "Look at everything that happens below.

Earlier this month, Dylan announced the opening of its new whiskey distillery. I wonder if he will allow the photos there!