I’m sorry but it is not "a friendly ribbing from Dylan " Dylan hates the Boss! He feels that he plays on jersey and patriotism to much also the line "In Jersey anything's legal as long as you don't get caught" is about how Dylan thinks the Boss stole his singing and lyric style...also all along the watchtower has a different feel when Hendrix does it then when Dylan does it, Dylan has more of a political feeling to it Hendrix is just raw and power full but I do agree most (not all) Dylan songs sound better song by other people but the headstones version blows...
I’m sorry but it is not "a friendly ribbing from Dylan " Dylan hates the Boss! He feels that he plays on jersey and patriotism to much also the line "In Jersey anything's legal as long as you don't get caught" is about how Dylan thinks the Boss stole his singing and lyric style...also all along the watchtower has a different feel when Hendrix does it then when Dylan does it, Dylan has more of a political feeling to it Hendrix is just raw and power full but I do agree most (not all) Dylan songs sound better song by other people but the headstones version blows...