Bob Dylan, as per usual lately, didn't talk to the crowd at the South Stage, or even look at them, really. He came out, played his songs and then left. Regardless, he was a crowd pleaser.

Favorites like "It Ain't Me Babe" and ""Rainy Day Women # 12 & 35" were played with Dylan's new, more jazzy and less acoustic (he favors the keyboard these days) sound and the crowd was still hyped. Especially when he pulled out the harmonica.

So hyped, in fact, that some were attempting to inappropriately crowd-surf. Maybe they got their stages confused.

(An earlier version had an incorrect song title. The Sun regrets the error.)