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“It was not necessarily the record that in my mind I had planned on, but that’s the way creativity works”: Springsteen explains why he “wasn’t happy” with Born In The USA

Tuesday June 24, 2025. 09:04 AM , from Keyboard Magazine

Plus he confirms a new album of original material is already in the can

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