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\n\tIn the spring of 1965, Bob Dylan<\/a> stood in an alley by London\u2019s Savoy Hotel and practically invented the music video<\/a> by flipping through cue cards displaying words from \u201cSubterranean Homesick Blues\u201d while the song played. Fifty years later, Margo Price<\/a> is paying homage to the historic clip in the video for her new single \u201cDon\u2019t Wake Me Up\u201d from her upcoming album Hard Headed Woman.<\/em><\/p>\n \n\tPrice takes the \u201cDon\u2019t Wake Me Up\u201d cue cards on a journey to a bowling alley parking lot, a lush field, a dive bar, a cow patch, a honky tonk bar, a horse stable, a strip club, a factory, a liquor store, a graveyard, a trailer park, a Waffle House, and a strip mall.<\/p>\n