Bob Dylan surprised fans by performing 'Desolation Row' for the first time in six years during his final Outlaw Tour show, showcasing a drastically different arrangement that left audiences in awe. The 83-year-old artist, known for his unpredictable performances, was seen playing the song at a piano while humorously using a wrench on the microphone, further altering the song's familiar sound. Fans expressed mixed emotions, with some appreciating Dylan's playful approach, while others lamented missing the concert. This performance coincides with the 35th anniversary of his album 'Oh Mercy,' highlighting Dylan's enduring influence on music. His 'Never Ending Tour,' which began in 1988, continues to draw attention, as Dylan frequently rearranges his classic hits, offering a blend of nostalgia and novelty. Critics note that while he remains an iconic figure, his live performances can sometimes leave long-time fans puzzled by the drastic changes to beloved songs.