It doesn't have to do with Bob Dylan, but the design for this campaign was the greatest achievement for the man who also made the DC Comics Bullet Logo.  
It doesn't have to do with Bob Dylan, but the design for this campaign was the greatest achievement for the man who also made the DC Comics Bullet Logo.  In Elsmere Music v. NBC, Judge Goettel ruled that an a cappella SNL parody of a Steve Karmen-written jingle for this campaign was fair use.  In 2013, Sam Penix's Everyman Espresso put up a "censored" sign on its window after it received a cease and desist letter from the company which runs this campaign.  The owners of this copyright threatened to sue the man who came up with it, Milton Glaser, for adding (*) "More Than Ever" to the end of it in 2001.  Glaser admitted to being subliminally influenced by the sculptures of Robert Indiana when designing this campaign's iconic logo.  The symbol used in this campaign had a black spot added to it after 9/11.  For 10 points, name this slogan, emblazoned on t-shirts for sale in Times Square.
It doesn't have to do with Bob Dylan, but the design for this campaign was the greatest achievement for the man who also made the DC Comics Bullet Logo.  
I ♥ New York [or I Heart NY] 