This person is advised to ignore any "reels of rhyme" resulting from his characteristic action, as they result merely from "a shadow / [He's] seeing / That [the rhymer's] chasing." This title character inspires readiness: his hearer is "ready to go anywhere" and "promise[s] to go wandering" "Far from the twisted reach / Of crazy sorrow…" The narrator, listening to him, begs, "let me forget about today / Until tomorrow." For ten points, name this musician who, if "[you're] not sleepy / And there is no place [you're] going to," may "play a song for [you]" according to Bob Dylan.
This person is advised to ignore any "reels of rhyme" resulting from his characteristic action, as they result merely from "a shadow / [He's] seeing / That [the rhymer's] chasing." This title character inspires readiness: his hearer is "ready to go anywhere" and "promise[s] to go wandering" "Far from the twisted reach / Of crazy sorrow…" The narrator, listening to him, begs, "let me forget about today / Until tomorrow." For ten points, name this musician who, if "[you're] not sleepy / And there is no place [you're] going to," may "play a song for [you]" according to Bob Dylan.
This person is advised to ignore any "reels of rhyme" resulting from his characteristic action, as they result merely from "a shadow /
Mr. {Tambourine Man} (note that, as this is on the character and not the work, an exact title is not required)