onetwothreefourthehighwaysjammedwith broken heroes… this is so great, it brings tears to my eyes.

long may they all live R.I.P. Danny

i remember seeing bruce live in concert in 1975 when i was a teenager do “born to run”…..when you saw him and heard this song, which made him a superstar….you knew, you just knew, you were watching a once in a lifetime talent…so long ago,still one of the greatest rock musicians ever to emerge from obscurity…….”bruce”=musical genious….

he looks like a pirate just look at the earings

I’m not sure I would call him a musical genius..but I would call him an influential figure in the rock ‘n roll scene of the 70’s and 80’s

@ 2:31 … hairy max weinberg.. LOL

Agree that the term “genius” is overused, but if you compare Greetings from Asbury Park to anything else that was around at the time – he definitely brought something new to the scene.

I’m 16 and whenever we run in P.E. I always fell the need to yell, “Ah honey, tramps like us…” and I always wait for someone to finish it with me and nobody knows it!

Today’s music ain’t got the same soul.

why is everybody tellin their ages? i’m 16, i love his work.

im 15 and i love his music an all music from 60 to 90