"Some of the cuts made in order to squeeze a four and a half hour concert into a three-hour film - Sophie B. Hawkins, George Thorogood, Harrison's messy "If Not For You" - don't matter. But it's a shame they haven't included Dylan's own rendering of "Song To Woody", the first thing he sang on the night and a nod to the ostensible reason we were there, to recognise the anniversary of his Columbia debut, on which it had appeared, the first recorded evidence (discounting a talking blues) of the talent of the greatest songwriter of his era"