As Bob Dylan's swampy and haunted classic Oh Mercy turns 30 years old, producer and musician Daniel Lanois reflects on the strange magic he helped create in New Orleans, driven by a willingness to explore seemingly contradictory spaces: "I wanted to make sure that that the music was trying to destroy the singer at the same time as support him . . .
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