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Forbidden by a judge because of the trial against his former manager, Springsteen had no more than the scene. In August 1976, he offered six evenings with closed windows in a theatre of about 1,500 seats in New Jersey, for his fans of the first hour. Bruce Springsteen did not want to be [...] This article 50 years ago, Springsteen closed his legendary New Jersey residence first appeared on Rolling Stone.
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Forbidden by a judge because of the trial against his former manager, Springsteen had no more than the scene. In August 1976, he offered six evenings with closed windows in a theatre of about 1,500 seats in New Jersey, for his fans of the first hour. Bruce Springsteen did not want to be [...] This article 50 years ago, Springsteen closed his legendary New Jersey residence first appeared on Rolling Stone.