#bruce-springsteen

#bruce-springsteen

Joelle Garguilo: Something I have been thinking about a lot in life is how our experiences, whether it's with your loved ones or colleagues, in the end, it all boils down to the stories that we are left with. With that said, what are the stories that you will tell decades from now about your time in this film?

The genre of the musical biopic is one that, as Timothee Chalamet acknowledged while accepting a Sag award for playing Bob Dylan earlier this year, could be perhaps tired. The beats of the genre the initial obstacles, the double-edged sword of success, the actors' pursuit of industry awards for spirited impersonation are by now so familiar that you're almost expected to enter with more than a bit of skepticism, even when the artist at hand is one as widely beloved as Bruce Springsteen.

Nebraska is where Bruce chose truth over expectation-a choice that still reverberates through everything he's written since,

"We threw out the keyboards and played basically as a three-piece,"

"I think that he is a disgusting display of not appreciating what was handed to him, in this country as being an American, the success that he has had. The fact that he duped us all with one of the most anti-American songs ever and called it 'Born in the USA' as some sort of celebration of how great it is to be born in the USA. I'm angry at myself for not seeing it for so long and actually giving him, in my mind, the credit of being a representation of blue-collar America."

It's a true honor to open AFI Fest with 'Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere.' AFI has always championed bold, meaningful storytelling, and I'm grateful to be part of that tradition. While Bruce's roots will forever be in New Jersey, Los Angeles played a profound role in shaping his artistic voice. I want to thank Bob Gazzale and everyone at AFI for this extraordinary privilege,

Bruce Springsteen has wrapped up the most successful tour of his career, pulling in a whopping $729.7 million and selling 4.9 million tickets.

The Boss released a 7-disc box set documenting unreleased tracks from 1983 to 2018, titled Tracks II: The Lost Albums, making it a significant event for fans.

"It seems as if it's become a big part of his own project to explain Bruce Springsteen to anyone who cares to listen."

Maureen's musings, often expressed in her internal dialogue beside the Bruce Springsteen statue, reveal her sharp observations on life, relationships, and the passage of time.

Brian Wilson was the most musically inventive voice in all of pop, with an otherworldly ear for harmony.