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blake-258	Yoder, R. Paul	James Rovira, ed., Rock and Romanticism: Blake, Wordsworth, and Rock from Dylan to U2	2020		.htm	application/xhtml+xml	3242	112	49	As such, they build on demonstrable points of contact between the Romantic writer and rock music—​Jagger recites a Shelley poem, Dylan discusses Blake with Ginsberg, Redbone records Blake songs, U2 explicitly cite Blake as an influence, and Brown relates The Prelude to a variety of top 40 hits. In “Tangled Up in Blake: The Triangular Relationship among Dylan, Blake, and the Beats,” Walker invokes a “Blakean Romanticism” (7) as he examines the “complex set of personal and cultural anxieties relating to influence and canonicity, Romanticism and counterculture, Beat poetry and rock music, and [how] these interlinked anxieties provide the key contexts for Dylan’s relationship with the poetry of William Blake” (1).	cache/blake-258.htm	txt/blake-258.txt