The Boss had promised "the last 12 minutes of a three-hour show," and he delivered, starting at fever pitch and turning up the power from there. He did not really need the searchlights and the fireworks with his stalwart New Jersey troops behind him, but the extra power of 70,000 voices singing along did not hurt. 10th Avenue Freeze Out was almost a low-key opener, but once Springteen had strapped in his trademark Telecaster for Born To Run, the momentum was unstoppable. Working On A Dream, the title track of the new CD, was a nod to his stated reason for finally agreeing to do the show - "We've got a new album out" as he admitted last week - but a gospel choir and a stadium full of fans waving flashlights made it feel like an instant anthem anyway.

Un documental dirigido por el cineasta ganador de premios Grammy y Emmy Thom Zimny. La película de noventa minutos combina imágenes nunca antes vistas de Springsteen y la toma de E Street Band entre 1976 y 1978, incluidos ensayos en el hogar y sesiones de estudio, con nuevas entrevistas con Springsteen, miembros de E Street Band, gerente Jon Landau, ex gerente Mike Appel y otros estrechamente involucrados en la creación del disco.

Con actuaciones de dos conciertos pioneros celebrados en el Madison Square Garden para celebrar un cuarto de siglo del Salón de la Fama del Rock and Roll. El especial está presentado por músicos icónicos que incluyen a Jeff Beck Band, Crosby, Stills & Nash, Aretha Franklin, Metallica, Paul Simon, Simon & Garfunkel, Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band, U2 y Stevie Wonder, entre otros.

Billy Shears, quien conoce a la banda “Lonely Hearts Club Band” es el nieto del famoso Sergeant Pepper. Será el protector del instrumento mágico de la banda, intentando evitar que los chicos malos liderados por el magnate de la música B.D. Brockhurst lo robe.