Bruce Springsteen's Born to Run

Asbury Park NJ

Rock anthem alive for 30 years: electric and acoustic; scruffy young Boss, slick studly Boss, aging American bard, (and don’t forget Melissa Etheridge at the Kennedy Center or Jimmy Fallon at the Emmys) ; rock overwhelming disco, punk, grunge, and poppity-pop; an album cover that told us what race relations should be and could be; the last shot on goal for the young songwriter that he would not compromise upon; running away, running toward, the sweat of the day, the dream of the night. A song about where we aren't but could be. Tramps like us is all of us.

Jeff