The same year, Jim Beviglia included the song in his ranking of Dylan's "finest"; suggesting that attempting to analyse the meaning behind the track in depth was pointless, and that "the song just wants listeners to enjoy themselves for the duration of it. In 2015, the song was ranked 72nd on Rolling Stones "100 Greatest Bob Dylan Songs".
In the same year, Jim Beviglia included the song in his ranking of Bob Dylan's best songs, suggesting that attempting to understand its deeper meaning was futile and that the song simply aims for listeners to enjoy themselves. In 2015, the song ranked 72nd on Rolling Stone's list of the 100 greatest Bob Dylan songs.