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Legendary Bob Dylan Guitar Inspires Movement and Mystery

A New Jersey woman thinks she's found the famous Fender Stratocaster that drew boos when Bob Dylan plugged in at the Newport Folk Festival in 1965. The singer disputes that claim. Jeffrey Brown interviews the host of the PBS show, History Detectives, which features the story on its season premiere tonight.