Inside the amusement park was a ride called the Tunnel of Love, a memorable one for Knopfler that later inspired the Dire Straits song of the same name. Released on the band’s 1980 album Making ...

While everyone calls him 'The Boss' for a reason, Bruce Springsteen would let himself get to certain artists' levels of fame. Read more about it here.

and Tunnel of Love, for instance). And as GQ noted as recently as 2019, pegged to the promotional run of his album Western Stars, “Bruce Springsteen can’t stop wearing two jackets.” ...

They say not to mix work and romance, but Bruce Springsteen and Patti Scialfa have made it work for decades—ever since she ...

The Boss' is a nickname that will follow Bruce Springsteen for the rest of time, and he once wrote about it for his song 'Ain't Got You'.

Roots of Light of Day go back to a 1998 40th birthday party for artist manager Bob Benjamin, who had just been diagnosed with ...

Don't believe everything you read about Bruce Springsteen ... continued Springsteen on Saturday. “He wants to know what you got in your love account. Not your bank account.

Midway through the 25th annual Light of Day benefit at the Count Basie Center for the Arts in Red Bank, New Jersey, on Saturday night, Jesse Malin confirmed rumors that had been swirling around ...

A surprise Bruce Springsteen ... a song written by Springsteen and originally recorded by the late Clarence Clemons. It’s not about a bank account, it’s about a “love account,” said ...

Hence, Bruce Springsteen was a profound fan of political activist and Rastafarian, Bob Marley. Springsteen’s love for Marley goes far beyond the basic admiration one has for another musician.