Unlike The Boss in “Dancing in the Dark”, Bill and Tony get up in the evening and have plenty to say about “Born in the U.S.A.” by Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band. We welcome Jesse Jackson from the Springsteen fan podcast, “Set Lusting Bruce” to share many things we didn’t know about Bruce, this album and his fandom. We’ve got our best speedballs loaded and we’re dying for some action so come on now, baby, give us just one look. We invite you to join Bill and Tony on another excellent adventure in music.
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