Bob Dylan makes DJ debut

Bob Dylan made his debut as a radio DJ yesterday (03.05.06).The legendary musician hosted an hour-long programme on US satellite radio station XM Deep Tracks and treated listeners to a selection of his favourite hits about the weather.He opened his show with the line: "Into each life some rain must fall. Trouble may be waiting along the way."Among the tracks Dylan - who is known for his reluctance to give interviews and for being a recluse - played were 'Blow Wind Blow' by Muddy Waters, Jimi Hendrix classic 'The Wind Cries Mary', Stevie Wonder song 'A Place In The Sun' and Joe Jones' 'California Sun'.Hits from Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin and Judy Garland also featured in Dylan's play-list.In keeping with the weather theme of his show, as the 64-year-old legend signed off, he said: "Until next week, you are all my sunshine. If you think the sun is too hot, just remember: You don't have to shovel it."Upcoming shows will focus on Dylan's favourite songs about drinking, cars and mothers.