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It's Springsteen at The Apollo
Bruce Springsteen and his E Street band held a one-off, intimate gig at the Apollo Theater in New York (on Friday, March 9).
The event at the legendary venue attracted the stars Gayle King, fashion designer Tommy Hilfiger and his wife and actor/filmmaker Ed Burns.
SOUNDBITE: Ed Burns, Actor, saying (English):
"There is no favorite, I've got favorite albums, but I think we should talk about this record which is incredible. I'd say 'Jack of All Trades' is my favorite tune off the new record."
Latin singer Juanes says he grew up listening to the New Jersey singer, dubbed "The Boss", but never saw him in concert.
SOUNDBITE: Juanes, Singer, saying (English):
"Well I'm a huge fan, for me this is such a great opportunity, actually this is the first time that I'm going to see him live, so I'm very excited. And we are also going to be together next week in Austin for the Austin SXSW (South by Southwest), so I'm very, very excited."
Some of the proceeds from the concert will benefit nonprofit organization WhyHunger.
The concert was broadcast live on SiriusXM, to celebrate a decade of satellite radio.
Songs were taken from Springsteen's latest studio album, "Wrecking Ball", out now.
Cindy Martin, Reuters
Bruce Springsteen and his E Street band held a one-off, intimate gig at the Apollo Theater in New York (on Friday, March 9).
The event at the legendary venue attracted the stars Gayle King, fashion designer Tommy Hilfiger and his wife and actor/filmmaker Ed Burns.
SOUNDBITE: Ed Burns, Actor, saying (English):
"There is no favorite, I've got favorite albums, but I think we should talk about this record which is incredible. I'd say 'Jack of All Trades' is my favorite tune off the new record."
Latin singer Juanes says he grew up listening to the New Jersey singer, dubbed "The Boss", but never saw him in concert.
SOUNDBITE: Juanes, Singer, saying (English):
"Well I'm a huge fan, for me this is such a great opportunity, actually this is the first time that I'm going to see him live, so I'm very excited. And we are also going to be together next week in Austin for the Austin SXSW (South by Southwest), so I'm very, very excited."
Some of the proceeds from the concert will benefit nonprofit organization WhyHunger.
The concert was broadcast live on SiriusXM, to celebrate a decade of satellite radio.
Songs were taken from Springsteen's latest studio album, "Wrecking Ball", out now.
Cindy Martin, Reuters