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The New York Times asked artists in their 80s to describe the best and worst parts of that milestone. Bob Dylan offers his reflections but declines to give any advice to the president.
- Bob Dylan, now in his 80s, told the NYT the best part of the milestone is not caring what people think anymore and following his instincts.
- His stated downside was simply routine physical aches and stiffness, without further elaboration.
- Asked for advice for the president, Dylan declined to answer.
- Other octogenarian artists in the NYT series echoed a mix of sharper priorities and declining stamina, but all kept creating.