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“The crowd was berserk, and Bruce just beaming. It was like he knew. He’d taken a massive step”: Bruce Springsteen and the long road from Sunday matinees to stardom

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“The crowd was berserk, and Bruce just beaming. It was like he knew. He’d taken a massive step”: Bruce Springsteen and the long road from Sunday matinees to stardom

Like many young teenagers in the 60s, Bruce Springsteen was obsessed with rock’n’roll. A decade and a lot of hard graft later, he was being hailed as its future

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