Rolling Stoneのインスタグラム(rollingstone) - 8月18日 23時00分

Jon Landau saw Bruce Springsteen play at Cambridge, Massachusetts’ Harvard Square Theater on May 9th, 1974 and then declared him “rock and roll future” in Boston’s 'Real Paper,' creating a tidal wave of hype that crested with the release of 'Born to Run.’ Click the link in our bio for never-before-seen photos from the legendary night. Photograph by @BarrySchneierPhotography

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bobsmithvermont Packed. Bruce and Clarence were sitting outside the concert in Clarence''s powder blue Cadillac convertible eating ice cream cones with the top down. A really sweet ride. They were just checking out the crowd. I was with my friend Peter Brewin who knew the band. He was from Middletown, NJ and had gone to CBA high school when Bruce was there. We stopped and chatted. They had played in Providence the night before. They were the nicest folks you could inagine. What a show!

jessjyl Just little clips like this make my blood boil with happiness. That picture is badass. It’d be a great black-n-white framer. I’m on a mission now. Thank you @bubrown you know MY BRUCE ❣️

nailsby_brianna Маша... если #тебе/нужны денгu то попробуй как я пора,ботать в uнете... #50тыщ в неDелю всегда есть, нuче сложного вообще нету... почuтай мой проuфль, там всё есть

flotsam_y_jetsam Love The Boss! His music has meant so much to me throughout my life. Seen him live 6 times and every time has been incredible. Long may you run, Bruce ✌🏼

geobk65 Except in this instance the hype matched the reality of this extraordinary artist.....That's rare

anthonyhesse Another genius lost lots of fans. Big big John Kerry supporter not a rocket scientist.

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