4 of Springsteen’s Most Boss Moments in Honor of “Boss’ Day”
October 16 is “Boss’ Day,” and while we respect the true nature of the holiday in recognizing your work superior, we’d much rather recognize everyone’s favorite Boss, Bruce Springsteen, and…
NEW YORK, NY – NOVEMBER 06: Bruce Springsteen performs at the 7th annual “Stand Up For Heroes” event at Madison Square Garden on November 6, 2013 in New York City. (Photo by Jemal Countess/Getty Images)
Photo by Jemal Countess/Getty ImagesOctober 16 is "Boss' Day," and while we respect the true nature of the holiday in recognizing your work superior, we'd much rather recognize everyone's favorite Boss, Bruce Springsteen, and four of his "Most Boss Moments."
Bruce & "Bruce" Sing "Gov. Christie Traffic Jam"
Bruce has appeared on both of Jimmy Fallon’s talk shows (Late Night & The Tonight Show), but one of our favorite appearances involved a Bruce/Bruce duet that took on the infamous “Bridge-gate” scandal involving New Jersey Governor Chris Christie.
Bruce Talks About Seeing The Who Live For The First Time
The Boss recently paid tribute to Pete Townshend by presenting him with the 2015 MusiCares MAP Fund Award. Bruce recalled the first time he saw The Who perform…and they were opening for Herman’s Hermits. Seriously, watch this entire video; he gives a stellar speech.
He and The E Street Band Rock The Super Bowl
Remember when Bruce and The E Street Band performed the halftime show at Super Bowl XLIII, yelled at us for eating instead of paying attention to the show and then nearly took out a camera with his crotch? Yeah...wasn’t that AWESOME?!
When he fronted U2 for a night
The Boss stepped in for an injured and ailing Bono during a December 2014 show in New York City’s Times Square in honor of World AIDS Day and fronted U2 for the night. Think about it: Who else could really pull that off?!
Erica Banas is a rock/classic rock blogger that loves the smell of old vinyl in the morning.
