Mixed metaphors? Incoherence? Dylan?
Crix say the darndest things. From a review of Todd Haynes' "I'm Not There":
Read it twice. It's even funnier the third time. The key is in the unarticulated relationship between the two parts of the sentence. Is one of them supposed to be a dependent clause?"Obvious as [Bob Dylan's] talent may be, he often mixes metaphors and combines images in a way that skirts the edge of incoherence."
If you can guess who wrote it, you may win a brand new leopard-skin pill-box hat. Or not.