In this episode of The Tom Gulley Show, Tom explores the career, cultural impact, and enduring legacy of Bruce Springsteen—one of the most influential American songwriters and performers of the last half-century.

From his early days on the New Jersey club circuit to global superstardom with the E Street Band, Springsteen’s music has chronicled working-class life, ambition, frustration, love, and redemption. This episode looks at the evolution of his sound and storytelling, from Born to Run and Darkness on the Edge of Town to Nebraska, Born in the U.S.A., and beyond.

Tom examines how Springsteen’s lyrics, live performances, and carefully constructed public persona reshaped rock music, concert culture, and the relationship between artist and audience. The discussion also covers Springsteen’s role as a cultural commentator, his influence on generations of musicians, and why his work continues to resonate decades after his debut.

A focused, factual look at Bruce Springsteen’s place in American music history and why his songs still matter.

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