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How Bruce Springsteen’s most rage-filled, despairing and misunderstood album was helped into the pop charts by a song he didn’t want to write and a future star of Friends

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How Bruce Springsteen’s most rage-filled, despairing and misunderstood album was helped into the pop charts by a song he didn’t want to write and a future star of Friends

“Look, I’ve written seventy songs. You want another one, you write it” – Bruce Springsteen

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