Crowd gets satisfaction from seeing Stones rock Dome; Dylan's `Like a Rolling Stone' ignites Mick, Minnesotans.(NEWS)(Review)

From: Star Tribune (Minneapolis, MN) | Date: November 26, 1997| Author: Bream, Jon | Copyright information

"We arrived here last night at the Hubert H. Humphrey Airport, and we went to the Hubert Humphrey Hilton Hotel," Mick Jagger said Tuesday night, "and tonight we're playing at the Hubert Humphrey Dome. So we'd like to dedicate this next song to Hubert Humphrey."

The song, "Flip the Switch," from the Rolling Stones' new "Bridges to Babylon" album, was about as obscure to the 50,000 fans as Humphrey probably was to Jagger. But it took a Minnesotan who everyone knows - Bob ...

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