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Schruers, Fred. The
boss is back. (Bruce Springsteen). Rolling Stone,
Nov 27, 1980, p11(2).
Marcus, Greil. The
great pretender: Bruce Springsteen appears at once as the
anointed successor to Elvis and as an impostor who
expects to be asked for his stage pass. New West, Dec
22, 1980, v5, p173(2).
1981
Pond, Steve. Bruce
Springsteen takes on scalpers, wins bootleg suit. Rolling
Stone, Feb 5, 1981, p48(1).
Schruers, Fred. Bruce
Springsteen and the secret of the world. Rolling
Stone, Feb 5, 1981, p20(5).
Rayl, Salley. Maybe
rock 'n' roll sometimes forgets but Bruce Springsteen
kept his interest in Gary U.S. Bonds. People
Weekly, Aug 10, 1981, v16, p95(3).
Connelly, Christopher.
Springsteen returns to the road. (Bruce Springsteen).
Rolling Stone, Aug 20, 1981, p38(1).
Watson, Linda E. Bruce
Springsteen: a rock 'n' roll lover makes friends with
fame. Teen Magazine, Sept, 1981, v25,
p57(2).
Pond, Steve. Springsteen,
other rock stars rally to help vets. (Bruce Springsteen).
Rolling Stone, Oct 1, 1981, p80(2).
1982
Palmer, Robert. Bruce
Springsteen fashions a compelling, austere message. New
York Times, Sept 26, 1982, v132 , Sun ed, sec 2, col
2, pH21(N) pH21(L).
Connelly, Christopher Springsteen
LP draws mixed reactions. (Bruce Springsteen). Rolling
Stone, Oct 14, 1982, p61(2).
Harron, Mary. No
one's fault. (Bruce Springsteen). New Statesman,
Nov 19, 1982, v104, p29(1).
1983
Dart, John. Springsteen's
message intrigues religionists. (Bruce Springsteen). Los
Angeles Times, Jan 22 , 1983, v102, Sat ed, sec II,
col 1, p4.
1984
Hilburn, Robert. Springsteen
to tour the world. (Bruce Springsteen). Los
Angeles Times, May 12, 1984, v103, Sat ed, sec V,
col 5, p1.
Hilburn, Robert. Springsteen
still blows them away. (Bruce Springsteen). Los
Angeles Times, June 3, 1984, v103, Sun ed, sec C,
col 1, p57.
Connelly, Christopher.
'Fun' Springsteen album, tour due. (Bruce Springsteen).
Rolling Stone, June 7, 1984, p40(1).
Fusilli, Jim. The
selling of Bruce Springsteen.Wall Street Journal,
July 2, 1984, Mon ed , col 1 , p12(W) p16(E).
Miller, Debby. Springsteen
and Jacksons highlight summer concert season. (Bruce
Springsteen). Rolling Stone, July 5, 1984,
p34(3).
Barol, Bill . There's
magic in the night. (Bruce Springsteen). Newsweek,
Aug 27, 1984, v104, p64(1).
Flippo, Chet. Blue-collar
troubadour; at 34, Bruce Springsteen has never been
better, as his barnstorming road show rolls across the
USA. People Weekly, Sept 3, 1984, v22,
p68(5).
Hilburn, Robert. Springsteen:
greetings from Asbury Park. (Bruce Springsteen). Los
Angeles Times, Sept 23, 1984, v103, Sun ed, sec C,
col 1, p56.
Wiener, Jon. Rockin'
with Ron. (Reagan's reference to Bruce Springsteen in
campaign speech) (editorial). The Nation,
Oct 6, 1984, v239, p309(1).
Hilburn, Robert. The
politicization of Bruce Springsteen; today's most
acclaimed American rocker makes some pointed remarks
about the current administration and social
consciousness. (Bruce Springsteen). Los Angeles
Times, Oct 25, 1984, v103, Thu ed, sec VI, col 3, p1.
Gendel, Morgan. Record
crowds rock to the 'boss.'; Springsteen opens L.A.
concert dates. (Bruce Springsteen). Los Angeles
Times, Oct 26, 1984, v103, Fri ed, sec I, col 4, p3.
Hilburn, Robert. Moments
to remember in his glory days. (Bruce Springsteen). Los
Angeles Times, Nov 4, 1984, v103, Sun ed, sec C, col
1, p58.
Loder, Kurt. Bruce
Springsteen. (interview). Rolling Stone, Dec
6, 1984, p18(5).
Flippo, Chet. Bruce
Springsteen: placing himself beyond the presidential
reach, the Boss transcends mere legend to become a symbol
of all that once was right about America. People
Weekly, Dec 24, 1984, v22 , p28(2)
Hilburn, Robert. Springsteen,
Prince lead list of best lps. (Bruce Springsteen). Los
Angeles Times, Dec 30, 1984, v104, Sun ed, sec C,
col 1, p58.
1985
Marsh, Dave. Why
Prince and Bruce Springsteen now seem hotter than Michael
Jackson. TV Guide, Feb 23, 1985, v33,
p8(4).
Loder, Kurt. Bruce!
(Bruce Springsteen). Rolling Stone, Feb 28,
1985, p23(1).
McKenna, Kristine. Springsteen
is the world at the Boss Club. (Bruce Springsteen). Los
Angeles Times, April 23, 1985 v104, Tue ed, sec VI,
col 5, p1.
Hilburn, Robert. Bruce
Springsteen picks actress as "Mrs. Boss."
(Julianne Phillips). Los Angeles Times,
May 11, 1985, v104, Sat ed, sec V, col 3, p1.
Horn, John. Wedding
redux fuss. (Bruce Springsteen and Julianne Phillips).
Los Angeles Times, May 16, 1985, v104, Thu
ed, sec VI, col 1, p1.
Morrison, Patt. Say
it ain't so, Broooooooce: this is the thanks for 10 years
of unrequited loyalty? (Bruce Springsteen marriage to
Julianne Phillips). Los Angeles Times,
May 19 , 1985, v104, Sun ed, sec C, col 1, p2.
Bernstein, Fred. Bruce
bids bye-bye to his bachelor days. (Bruce Springsteen).
People Weekly, May 27, 1985, v23, p84(5).
Married, Bruce
Springsteen. Time, May 27, 1985, v125,
p93(1).
Springsteen opens
tour at castle in Ireland. (Bruce Springsteen). New
York Times, June 3 , 1985, v134, Mon ed, col 5,
p18(N) pC15(L).
The Boss storms an
Irish castle as a sea of fans celebrates Spring(steen) in
the open air. (Bruce Springsteen). People Weekly,
June 17, 1985, v23, p50(3).
London, Michael. Universal's
"Mask" gets Seger, not Springsteen. (Bob Seger;
Bruce Springsteen). Los Angeles Times, Jan
30, 1985, v104, Wed ed, sec VI, col 3, p1.
Eig, Jonathan. Springsteen
fans create chaos on capital phones. (Bruce Springsteen,
tickets for Washington, D.C. concert). Los
Angeles Times, July 23, 1985, v104, Tue ed, sec I,
col 1, p5.
Springsteen summer.
(Bruce Springsteen will begin national tour in
Washington) (editorial). Washington Post,
Aug 4, 1985, v108, Sun ed, col 1, pB6.
Barol, Bill. He's
on fire. (Bruce Springsteen). Newsweek, Aug
5, 1985, v106, p48(7).
Karp, Jonathan. It's
the boss' night! After all the waiting, Bruce hits town.
(Bruce Springsteen). Washington Post, Aug 5,
1985, v108, Mon ed , col 5, pB1.
Palmer, Robert.
Springsteen echoes mood of America. (Bruce Springsteen).
New York Times, Aug 6, 1985, v134, Tue ed,
col 1, p24(N) pC13(L).
Gruson, Lindsey. Seeking
the proper mix of drinking and music. (Bruce Springsteen
concert, includes other Pennsylvania news). New
York Times, Aug 9, 1985, v134, Fri ed, col 1, p7(N)
pA10(L).
Rimer, Sara. It's
Springsteen fever with rock star coming home to Jersey.
(Bruce Springsteen). New York Times, Aug 16,
1985, v134 , Fri ed , col 2 , p12(N) pB1(L).
Pareles, Jon. Bruce
Springsteen - rock's popular populist. New York
Times, Aug 18 , 1985, v134, Sun ed, sec 2 , col 2,
pH1(N) pH1(L).
Dougherty, Steven. Hollywood
and the recording studio beckon, but the Boss only has
eyes for the road. (Bruce Springsteen). People
Weekly, August 19, 1985, v24, p34(3)
Rimer, Sara. 65,000
Springsteen fans cheer his homecoming. (Bruce
Springsteen). New York Times, Aug 19,1985,
v134, Mon ed, col 1, p14(N) pB3(L).
Rockwell, John. The
Springsteen dilemma: vastness or intimacy. (Bruce
Springsteen). New York Times, Aug 19, 1985,
v134 , Mon ed, col 2, p14(N) pC15(L).
Voland, John. Wall
of silence rings the boss' L.A. plans. (Bruce
Springsteen). Los Angeles Times, Aug 24,
1985, v104, Sat ed, sec V, col 1, p1.
Cocks, Jay. 'Round
the world, a boss boom; Springsteen is rock's spirit in
the night. (Bruce Springsteen). Time,
August 26, 1985, v126, p68(3).
Goldstein, Patrick. Boss
fans eager to sell. (Bruce Springsteen concert). Los
Angeles Times, Aug 29, 1985, v104, Thu ed, sec VI,
col 3 , p1.
Podhoretz, Norman. Springsteen
is not in tune with a patriotic vision. (Bruce
Springsteen) (column). Los Angeles Times,
Aug 29, 1985, v104, Thu ed , sec II , col 1 , p5.
Voland, John. The
Springsteen ticket system "works to well".
(Bruce Springsteen). Los Angeles Times, Aug
29, 1985, v104, Thu ed , sec VI , col 6 , p1.
Johnson, Brian D.; Ann
Walmsley and Ruth Atherley. The boss. (Bruce
Springsteen). Maclean's, Sept 2, 1985, v98,
p24(6).
Podhoretz, Norman. The
boss and the Gipper: two very different teen idols..
(Bruce Springsteen's music) (column). Washington
Post, Sept 4, 1985, v108 , Wed ed , col 1 , pA23.
Bell, Robert H. Who's
the boss? Scalped & reborn in London. (narrative
about Bruce Springsteen). Commonweal,
Sept 20, 1985, v112 , p486(2).
Baker, Bob. A
grizzled veteran holds the fort for Bruce. (Bruce
Springsteen) (column). Los Angeles Times,
Sept 22, 1985, v104, Sun ed, sec IV, col 2, p5.
Goldstein, Patrick. Will
Springsteen be hit by boss backlash? (Bruce Springsteen).
Los Angeles Times, Aug 25, 1985, v104, Sun
ed, sec C, col 3, p88.
Horn, John. Fans
adjust plan for the Boss. (Bruce Springsteen's concert
postpone). Los Angeles Times, Sept 25, 1985,
v104, Wed ed, sec VI , col 4 , p1.
Connelly, Christopher.
Still the Boss; move into stadiums hasn't blunted
Springsteen's impact. (Bruce Springsteen). Rolling
Stone, Sept 26, 1985, p18(2).
Hilburn, Robert. Springsteen:
the power of idealism; world tour ends. (Bruce
Springsteen). Los Angeles Times, Sept
27, 1985, v104, Fri ed , sec I, col 1, p1.
Guardina, Anthony. Competing
with Bruce. (Bruce Springsteen) (column). The
New York Times Magazine, Sept 29, 1985, v135 ,
p66(1).
Bru-u-u-uce on a
break. (Bruce Springsteen). Life, Oct, 1985,
v8, p79(1)
Pond, Steve. Confessions
of a Springsteen fanatic. (Bruce Springsteen).
Washington Post,Oct 6, 1985, v108, Sun ed, col
5, pC1.
Dalton, Joseph. My
home town. (Bruce Springsteen Made in the U.S.A.).
Rolling Stone, Oct 10, 1985, p20(8).
Ginsberg, Merle. The
fans; Springsteen's followers are convinced he's just
like them. (Bruce Springsteen Made in the U.S.A.). Rolling
Stone, Oct 10, 1985, p31(4).
Morley, Jeffrey. The
phenomenon. (Bruce Springsteen Made in the U.S.A.).
Rolling Stone, Oct 10, 1985, p35(4).
Wing, Eliza. Ringo,
Springsteen, Townshend join 'Sun City' protest. (Ringo
Starr, Bruce Springsteen, Pete Townshend). Rolling
Stone, Oct 24, 1985, p20(1).
Banashek, Mary-Ellen. Bruce
Springsteen: why he makes us feel so good. McCall's,
Nov, 1985, v113, p12(3).
Goddard, Peter. Springsteen:
roving U.S. ambassador. (Bruce Springsteen) (Show Time). Chatelaine,
Nov, 1985, v58 , p10(1).
Holden, Stephen. Springsteen's
'Live-1975-85' is loaded with history. (Bruce
Springsteen). New York Times, Nov 9, 1986,
v136, Sun ed, sec 2, col 5, pH21(N) pH21(L).
Ford, Richard. The
boss observed; in a nation searching for heroes, Bruce
Springsteen's honest, passionate music speaks to the
working class heart of America. Esquire,
Dec, 1985, v104 , p326(4).
Maychick, Diana. The
man who gives The Boss the beat. (Garry Tallent, member
of Bruce Springsteen's band). Mademoiselle,
Dec, 1985, v91, p64(1).
Mead, Cheryl. Bruce
Springsteen; a 'nerd' who made it! (rock star's teenage
years). Scholastic Choices, Dec, 1985, v1 ,
p11(1).
Obrecht, Jas and Jeff
Gay. Nils Lofgren: a cult favorite reaches millions
with Bruce Springsteen. Guitar Player,
Dec, 1985, v19, p22(11).
Weinstein, Henry. Plant
battle: Springsteen vs. 3M. (Bruce Springsteen attempts
to stop closing of Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing
plant). Los Angeles Times, Dec 4,
1985, v104, Wed ed, sec IV, col 4, p2.
Springsteen asks 3M
to keep plant. (Bruce Springsteen). New
York Times, Dec 5, 1985, v135, Thu ed, col 6,
pB10(L).
1986
Santelli, Robert. Rock
museum opens in Asbury Park. (Bruce Springsteen emphasis).
Rolling Stone, Sept 25, 1986, p19(1).
Blau, Eleanor. Fans
line up early for Springsteen album. (Bruce Springsteen
and the E Street Band Live 1975-85.) New York
Times, Nov 11, 1986, v136, Tue ed, col 1, p20(N)
pC13(L).
Schipper, Henry. Springsteen
fever seizes dealers as his new live set hits street.
(Bruce Springsteen album). Variety, Nov 12,
1986, v325 , p77(1).
Goldberg, Michael. The
Springsteen Christmas. (Bruce Springsteen's 5 record set).
Rolling Stone, Dec 4, 1986, p13(3).
Levin, Eric. The
'57 Chevy of rock'n'roll; Springsteen's Live-1975-85 LP
comes on like the classic street machine - stylish,
powerful and built to last. (Bruce Springsteen) (includes
related article on critics pick their top 10 LPs). People
Weekly, Dec 8, 1986, v26 , p146(7).
Castro, Janice. The
Boss's thunder road to riches; Springsteen Live gives the
rock star's wheel of fortune a spin. (Bruce Springsteen).
Time, Dec 15, 1986, p60(1)
1987
Schipper, Henry. Eyeing
Springsteen, Joel for a cultural journey to Russia.
(Billy Joel, Bruce Springsteen). Variety,
Jan 7, 1987, v325 , p1(2).
Rock Hall of Fame
feature duet by Orbison, Bruce. (Roy Orbison, Bruce
Springsteen). Variety, Jan 28, 1987,
v326 , p63(1).
DeCurtis, Anthony. 1986
music awards; a record 19,000 readers vote, and their
choice is Bruce. (Bruce Springsteen). Rolling
Stone, Feb 26, 1987, p9(10).
Morley, Jefferson. Darkness
on the edge of the shining city: Bruce Springsteen and
the end of Reaganism; rock and Reaganism. The New
Republic, March 23, 1987, v196 , p20(4).
Rockwell, John. Remembrance
of things past. (Bruce Springsteen). New York
Times, May 24, 1987, v136 , Sun ed, sec 2, col 5,
pH12(N) pH12(L).
Fricke, David. Bruce
Springsteen and the E Street Band; the Bottom Line, New
York City, August 13th-14th, 1975. (Twenty Concerts that
Changed Rock & Roll). Rolling Stone,
June 4, 1987, p89(2).
Pareles, Jon. Heartland
rock: Bruce's children. (Bruce Springsteen, John
Mellencamp and others). New York Times,
Aug 30, 1987, v136 , Sun ed , sec 2 , col 2 , pH1(N)
pH1(L).
Handelman, David. Is
Bruce a good boss? (Bruce Springsteen). Rolling
Stone, Sept 10, 1987, p17(1).
Loder, Kurt. 'Tunnel
of Love' LP due from Springsteen. (Bruce Springsteen).
Rolling Stone, Sept 24, 1987, p15(1).
Pareles, Jon. Springsteen
looks at love. (Bruce Springsteen, 'Tunnel of Love').
New York Times, Oct 4, 1987, v137, Sun ed, sec
2, col 1, pH1(N) pH1(L).
The Boss is just
one of the guys as an all-star band salutes rock 'n' roll
great Roy Orbison. (Bruce Springsteen). People
Weekly, Oct 19, 1987, v28 , p44(2).
Goodman, Fred. 'Forbes':
Springsteen is rock's top earner; but is there as much
money in music as the business magazine believes? (Bruce
Springsteen). Rolling Stone, Oct 22,
1987, p21(1).
Barol, Bill. 'Myths
keep us strangers'; Springsteen on love, fear and rock
and roll. (Bruce Springsteen). Newsweek, Nov
2, 1987, v110 , p76(3).
Gilmore, Mikal. Bruce
Springsteen. (twentieth anniversary issue) (interview).
Rolling Stone, Nov 5, 1987, p22(4).
1988
Bruce Springsteen
plans to tour for new album. New York Times,
Jan 8, 1988, v137, Fri ed, col 6, pC15(L).
Greeley, Andrew M.The
Catholic imagination of Bruce Springsteen. America,
Feb 6, 1988, v158 , n5 , p110(6).
Barol, Bill. The
"Bad' boys and the Boss; Michael and Bruce kick off
high-voltage U.S. tours. (Michael Jackson and Bruce
Springsteen). Newsweek, March 7, 1988, v111 ,
n10 , p71(1).
Back on the road
again, the Boss proves there's light at the end of the
Tunnel of Love. (Bruce Springsteen). People
Weekly, March 14, 1988, v29 , n10 , p136(2).
Tangled up in Bob.
(Bob Dylan) (Bruce Springsteen speech) (transcript). Harper's
Magazine, April, 1988, v276 , n1655 , p28(3).
Corn, David; Morley,
Jefferson. Springsteen's freeze-out. (Bruce
Springsteen allegedly refused to meet Fawn Hall after a
Washington concert because of their political
differences) (Beltway Bandits) (column). The
Nation, April 23, 1988, v246 , n16 , p559(1).
Pond, Steve. Bruce
Springsteen's 'tunnel' vision. Rolling Stone,
May 5, 1988, n525, p38(5).
McLeese, Don. Springsteen:
darkness on the edge of 40? (Bruce Springsteen). Mademoiselle,
Aug, 1988, v94, n8, p114(2).
Goldberg, Michael. Springsteen
EP due; four-song release keyed to start of Human Rights
Now! tour. (Bruce Springsteen). Rolling Stone,
Sept 8, 1988, n534, p19(1).
Human rights is the
cause and music carries the message as Bruce and co. rock
Budapest. (Bruce Springsteen). People Weekly,
Sept 26, 1988, v30, n13, p50(4).
Schindehette, Susan. Romancing
the boss. (Patti Scialfa, Bruce Springsteen). People
Weekly, Oct 10, 1988, v30, n15, p124(6).
Lombardi, John. St.
Boss: the sanctification of Bruce Springsteen and the
rise of mass hip. Esquire, Dec 1988, v110 ,
n6 , p139(10).
Beers, David. Jailhouse
rock: Jack Healey got Bruce Springsteen, Sting, and
others to sing out for Amnesty. Mother Jones,
Dec, 1988, v13 , n10 , p25(5)
1989
1968 Elvis special
greatest TV rock ever, says TV Guide; forget Springsteen,
Jackson and Madonna: Elvis still king. (Elvis Presley,
Bruce Springsteen Michael Jackson). PR Newswire,
Jan 16, 1989, 0116PH003.
Reilly, Rick. Bruce
Springsteen. (20 Who Defined the Decade). People
Weekly, Fall, 1989, v32, nSPEISS, p74(2).
Springsteen is
playing without E Street Band. (Bruce Springsteen)
(Living Arts Pages). New York Times, Nov 22,
1989, v139, Wed ed, col 2 , pB3(N).
The Boss announces
a layoff on E Street, but is it a halt or a hiatus?
(Bruce Springsteen). People Weekly, Dec 4,
1989, v32, n23, p206(2).
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