treat you like a criminal," he said, showing a slide of an inmate in striped prison garb. Then a slide of Bob Dylan came on the screen. "People want to own the music they love.
In a discussion regarding the music industry, the speaker highlighted the stark contrast between how artists are treated and the expectations of fans. He pointed to an image of a prisoner, emphasizing the feeling many artists have of being restricted or criminalized in how their work is managed and distributed.
The presentation then shifted to a slide featuring Bob Dylan, underscoring the desire among listeners to own the music they cherish. This sentiment reflects a broader yearning for personal connection and ownership in the digital age, as noted in the book by Walter Isaacson about Steve Jobs.
