Bob Dylan acknowledged he will not attend Nobel Prize award ceremony

Bob Dylan informed the Swedish Academy that he will not participate in the award ceremony of the Nobel Prize for Literature on December 10, reports BBC.

According to a statement from the Academy, the artist would have told the prize committee he wanted to personally receive the award, but unfortunately he has other obligations that had been previously scheduled.

Representatives of the Swedish Academy say they respect the musician’s decision of not joining the event adding that his decision is “unusual but not exceptional”.

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Bob Dylan was named the winner of the 2016 Nobel Prize for Literature on October 13, for creating new ways of poetic expression in the American music.