Bob Dylan’s gravelly voice, the timeless oracle of truth, broke decades of reclusive silence with a haunting new song dedicated to Virginia Giuffre, leaving fans—and the world—in tears.h

There is no credible evidence that Bob Dylan released a new song dedicated to Virginia Giuffre in 2025 or any year.

Searches for “Bob Dylan new song Virginia Giuffre 2025,” “Bob Dylan song Epstein Giuffre,” and related terms yield only hoax articles from low-credibility sites (e.g., allplaynews.com, checknews.online, rivo.online) dated September–October 2025, claiming unreleased or “secret” tributes like “Nobody’s Girl” or “The Girl Who Spoke Too Soon.” These stories, often AI-generated with fabricated lyrics, originate from “Viet Spam” networks and lack verification from Dylan’s official channels, Columbia Records, or reputable outlets like Rolling Stone, Billboard, or BBC Music.

Dylan’s 2025 releases include the Bootleg Series Vol. 18 (Through The Open Window, 1956–1963, October 31) and a reissue of The Freewheelin’ Bob Dylan for Record Store Day Black Friday. No new original music, let alone Epstein/Giuffre-themed, appears on bobdylan.com or streaming platforms.

The hoax exploits Giuffre’s memoir Nobody’s Girl (October 21, 2025) and Epstein file disclosures, blending real events with fiction for clicks. Dylan, 84, remains reclusive; his last original album was Rough and Rowdy Ways (2020). Fact-checkers (Snopes, Reuters) confirm the claims as disinformation.

Giuffre’s legacy endures through her memoir and survivor advocacy, not fabricated celebrity tributes. As her words remind: truth needs no invention.