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Some heartbreaks fade away with time. Others follow you wherever you go.  Bob Dylan captured the latter with devastating simplicity in “If You See Her, Say Hello,” the delicate ballad he wrote in 1974 and released the following year on his landmark album Blood on the Tracks. More than 50 years later, the song remains one of the cherished songwriter’s most poignant meditations on lost love. The premise is simple. Dylan addresses an unnamed third party who might happen to encounter a woman he once loved. The voice is of someone who is painfully stuck on a woman he has lost.…

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