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Bob Dylan Stars in New iTunes/iPod Ad [UPDATED]
Sunday, August 27th, 2006 at 3:00 PM - by Brad Cook
Apple on Monday introduced a new iTunes/iPod ad starring Bob Dylan, who plays a song from his new album, Modern Times, which has been available for pre-order exclusively on the iTMS. It will come out on Tuesday, Aug. 29.
The ad features shots of Mr. Dylan playing his guitar, interspersed with shots of a woman dancing and holding an iPod, along with a single image of what appears to be a man's torso as he dances. While many iPod+iTunes ads have been in the silhouette style that features dancers' outlines amid bright colors, this commercial has a muted color palette, although it's not in black-and-white, as iProng originally described it. The dancer's features are also clearly visible.
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1:46 PM EST, 8/29/06: Updated article with link to ad, more information about it, and a screenshot.
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