Bruce Springsteen may have been proud of his independence, but he was much happier bringing his musical family back together.

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.

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

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 ...

A surprise Bruce Springsteen appearance ... to “Savin’ Up” — 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 ...

Bruce Springsteen is a legend on stage, but his love for the open road is just as iconic. One of his most treasured rides, ...

in his face in a legendary scene from the 1995 movie Heat — decides that, upon turning 60, the logical next step is to front a Bruce ... Springsteen! You don't know Springsteen?' "I then fell in ...

From Michael Jackson to Beyoncé, these 20 Super Bowl halftime shows delivered unforgettable performances that still wow fans ...

Bruce Springsteen’s career has spanned decades ... then-unreleased songs and outtakes that any fan of The Boss would love. One outtake is “Bring On The Night”, which was once famously ...