Collider ranks ten overlooked Bob Dylan songs as masterpieces, arguing that his vast catalogue of more than 700 songs has left many strong released and unreleased tracks underappreciated. The list focuses on songs that reveal different sides of Dylan’s writing, from domestic longing and folk storytelling to moral disillusionment.

– 10. “Sign on the Window” (1970): a warm country-influenced piano ballad about seeking ordinary contentment despite fame, isolation and heartbreak.
– 9. “Moonshiner” (1963): Dylan’s sincere interpretation of a traditional song, portraying the hardship and entrapment surrounding illicit liquor production.
– 8. “Sweetheart Like You” (1983): presented as an intimate encounter, but interpreted as a critique of a world where ambition erodes morality.