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In a smoke-filled hotel room, Bob Dylan is consumed by his songwriting process, neglecting Joan Baez's presence. The tension peaks as Joan confronts him about his dismissive behavior, leading to a sharp exchange about his artistic ego and their upcoming tour.

In a rain-soaked car, a young Bob Dylan and folk legend Pete Seeger debate the merits of musical genres and authenticity. Bob defends the raw energy of rock and roll and Buddy Holly, while Pete argues for the purity and social weight of traditional folk music.