Featured on Dylan's monumental 1965 album Highway 61 Revisited, painting an impressionistic tale of exhaustion, sickness, and decay in the Mexican border town of Ciudad Juárez through repetitive tack-piano chords.
Recorded on her 1998 rock return We Ran, produced by Glyn Johns. Stretching nearly eight minutes, Linda turned the song into a brooding, heavy-grooved blues-rock epic driven by raw guitar solos and her mature, earthy contralto.
An astonishing late-career reinterpretation that supercharges Dylan's sardonic folk-rock road piece into an expansive, hard-hitting roots-rock testament.