Aug 25, 2009 • 1 min read

Get told where to go by Bob Dylan

Bob Dylan says he is in talks with car companies about providing the voice for their satellite navigation systems.

Bob Dylan could soon become the latest celebrity to record one of those voices on sat nav systems that you switch on for a maximum of five minutes before the repetition gets too annoying.

Speaking on his BBC 6Music show on Sunday evening, Dylan said: "I am talking to a couple of car companies about being the voice of their GPS system. I think it would be good if you are looking for directions and hear my voice saying something like: left at the next street, no a right - you know what? Just go straight. I probably shouldn't do it because which ever way I go I always end up at one place Lonely Avenue".

See, it's already annoying and he hasn't done it yet.

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