of loneliness. I’ve yet to find another six-minute tune about doorways that makes me hope to God I never have to stand in one. And there’s a lot of cool songs about doors". Live performances Between 2000 and 2017, Bob Dylan performed the song 58 times in concert on the Never Ending Tour. A live version performed in Osaka, Japan on March 6, 2001 was made available to stream on Dylan's official website in October 2001. Dylan also performed the song live at Stage 6, Ray-Art Studios in Canoga Park, California on July 18, 2002 for a concert sequence in the film Masked and Anonymous. The performance was ultimately not included in the film but was made available as a bonus track on DVD and Blu-ray releases. The live debut occurred at the Roseland Theater in Portland, Oregon on June 15, 2000 and the last performance (to date) took place on April 1, 2017 at Stockholm Waterfront in Stockholm, Sweden, a concert immediately following the ceremony where Dylan accepted his Nobel Prize in Literature. In popular culture Actress/singer Rita Wilson references the song in her 2020 single "I Wanna Kiss Bob Dylan", which includes the lines: "Would his kisses be long like his six minute songs on Time Out of Mind / I want to kiss Bob Dylan / In a doorway standing in the moonlight". She also included it on a Spotify playlist of her favorite romantic Dylan songs. Matt Berninger, lead singer of The National, included it on a playlist of his favorite "tearjerkers". “I don’t know how much of this song is autobiographical—I’m sure [Dylan] would say none,” Berninger told Rolling Stone in an interview accompanying his list, “But it’s impossible not to think there’s a lot of honest truth in there". Notable cover versions Bonnie Raitt covered the song on her 2012 album Slipstream, a recording Dylan later characterized as "astonishing". Jenny Lewis covered it live in 2019, including a performance that was filmed at Minneapolis radio station KCMP. Chrissie Hynde covered it for her 2021 album Standing in the Doorway: Chrissie Hynde Sings Bob Dylan, which takes its title from the song. References External links Lyrics from Bob Dylan's official site Songs written by Bob Dylan Bob Dylan songs 1997 songs Song recordings produced by Daniel Lanois