Bruce Springsteen (placeholder)

He’s the boss. Nuff Said.

Well, I’ve always wanted to meet him. Ever since my daddy would blast him in the truck when I was little.

Seen him in concert (A birthday present from my Wife) but never really have met him> I have loved his music since i was a kid! I wish Musicians and Actors would stay our of politics, but overall, I love any Springsteen musuc and would love to sit down and have a beer with him (I dont really like beer, but it seems like the thing to drink when hanging out with the boss)

I met Bruce and Patti many times at the Stone Pony. I worked there running a hot dog wagon with my brother back in the 80’s. Most recently I was at the movies to see Rush Hour II and sat down next to Bruce and Patti and their 2 kids. He is a great and regular guy!!!

When I was sixteen, the album the River touched me. Especially the lyrics. Bruce is a working class hero, socialy moved and I’m very curious if his ideas about the society have changed now his position has changed.

I know he still opposes the republicans, but I would like to know how he thinks about social issues more in detail.

Sadly, I can’t stand the way his music is going these days. I wish he’d bring back the E-street band and get rocking again.

UM SHOW DE ROCK…

My husband is a VietNam vet. After leaving the Marines, he has devoted his life to the poor and homeless and has worked as a social worker for over 30 years. He recently published a great novel entitled CHINA WHITE and now it is time to have his work presented to the world. He is a tireless man who has given his life’s blood to helping the people Bruce Springsteen sings about. I would hope Bruce is not an untouchable in being able to support my husband’s work now that he has chosen an art form to speak about his world of the poor, in which he has fought as a spokesperson for all the voiceless.
Bruce has been a voice for those who could not speak for themselves, just like my husband. This is the reason I want to contact him.

The two men I’ve known in my heart the longest (besides my father) are Shakespeare and Springsteen. This sound weird, but I truly think that he helped raise me to be the music loving, socially aware person I am today.

my husband is from bruce’s hometown and is even more fanatical about him than i am. everyone in his family has met bruce except for him! he went nuts during the 1999 tour and managed to purchase front row, center seats (the money went to a charity auction) plus backstage passes. we actually met bruce’s kids (though we kept a respectful distance from them) backstage as well as nils lofgren, but i will always treasure when bruce sang “bobby jean” and looked right at me and smiled. i’ll also treasure watching him get scolded onstage by his wife patti when he started flirting with these slutty-looking blonde girls who sat next to us ;-)