Which statement logically and reasonably supports the claim that Dylan should not be awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature?

Question

Bob Dylan’s outstanding career as a singer and songwriter have made him known around the world, and qualify him for any award outside of the music industry.
Traditionally, the Nobel Prize in Literature has been awarded to writers of prose and poetry, while musicians like Bob Dylan have been honored by awards reserved for musicians.
Lyrics are made up of words that tell a story, often rhyme, and are set to music; therefore, Bob Dylan should not be awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature, because he writes lyrics.
Those who voted to award Bob Dylan the Nobel Prize in Literature are qualified professionals who know what they are doing.

Answer 1

The statement that logically and reasonably supports the claim that Dylan should not be awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature is:

"Traditionally, the Nobel Prize in Literature has been awarded to writers of prose and poetry, while musicians like Bob Dylan have been honored by awards reserved for musicians."

This statement emphasizes the traditional criteria for the award and the distinction between different types of artistic recognition, suggesting that Dylan's achievements in music do not align with the established norms of the Nobel Prize in Literature.