Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere

Go on.

Hey, kid.

Daddy?

Mom said it's time to go home.

Wait outside.

You're a bully!

You don't even know it!

I don't even recognize you.

You're destroying yourself. You're destroying this family.

I'm not gonna let you do it. I just won't.

The yelling and the screaming

- Bruce! - Enough!

He's got school tomorrow. You leave him alone!

I'm not going to let him grow up in a

One, two, three!

Thank you.

Hey, hey.

Fantastic.

I mean, just fantastic.

Thanks, Jon.

Hell of a way to end the tour.

You need anything? You got some water?

No, I'm good.

Uh, local radio is here. They'd love a minute.

And a writer from Creem.

You know, tell 'em give me five.

- You bet. -Okay.

Okay. Just crack the door when you're ready.

Thanks, Jon.

The keys to the new rental,

they're under a planter outside the front door.

Okay? The phone should be working.

You know, I still think it's worth considering,

like, a change of scenery.

Maybe a place in the city or something.

-You dog. -

Hard to pry me out of my small town, Jonny.

You know the city scares me.

Just need to get home. Slow things down a little.

All right.

Crack the door when you're ready.

Okay.

This got to be it. Home sweet home.

Looks nice and quiet.

Once you're settled, you should come by the garage.

Bike's almost done.

Yeah. It's a deal.

All right, you need a hand or you got it?

No, no. I'm all good. Thanks, Matty.

All right. I'll see you soon.

Hmm.

Never owned a new car before.

Whoo!

That's a 305 V8, 145 horses.

You know, it might not look like it,

but these are updated Lear seats.

Positraction rear end. T-tops.

And top-of-the-line cassette player.

Pure class.

I might like it better if it had a record player.

It's a little flashier than I'm used to.

But it's awfully fitting for a handsome-devil rock star.

I do know who you are.

Well, that makes one of us.

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Folks, you know him, you love him.

The Boss is riding high after his sold out River Tour.

This one's still burning up the airwaves.

From The River, here's Springsteen's "Hungry Heart."

Turn it up.

-No. -

No, no, no.

Jon. Hey, my man.

Do we have a meeting or something?

-I'm forgetting. -How you doing, Al?

No, I'm popping up to see Yetnikoff.

The big guy's still trying to convince Bruce

to release his outtakes, huh?

Right. That'll be the day.

No, I imagine he wants to know what's next.

And, I mean, we've only been off tour,

what, a week now?

Five days. But who's counting?

No, what is next?

Al, come on.

Well, I mean, listen. While I have you here,

I don't have to tell you we've got more momentum

than ever before.

We've got the one top ten on The River.

And we think that's just the beginning.

We think that he's gonna hit it out of the park

with the next one.

You're right. You don't have to tell me.

I'm just saying, man. The iron's hot.

Our man's on a rocket ship,

and we don't want to miss that window.

I'll tell him you send regards.

-Please do. -Okay.

Thank you.

Whoo!

Stone Pony!

Yeah!

Bruce! Bruce! Bruce! Bruce!

Oh, man, you guys took 'em to the Delta.

Thanks for having me.

Gotta take them to church, man.

You know we love having you.

Hey, we're playing next Sunday, Bruce.

-Come join us, man. -Yeah, I'll be there.

Yeah, don't miss it.

-Hey, Bruce. Hey, man. -Hey.

-It's Joey. -Hey.

Romano. We had gym class together.

-Joey. Joey, hey. Yeah. -Yeah.

-Yeah, it's been a long time. -Yeah.

-How you been? -Good, good.

Good, you know.

Not as good as you, but come on. Who is, right?

Who'd have thunk Springy would be a superstar?

Hey, how are your folks?

They seem to be getting by.

They moved out to California

-Oh, shit. -after we graduated.

You remember my sister, Faye?

Come on. Don't be shy.

- No. -Hi.

-No, sorry. Not really. -Yeah.

Faye was a few years behind us in school.

High school is a bit of a blur.

Sure. I mean, you meet so many people nowadays.

Right.

Romano, we're leaving.

Give me a fucking minute. I'm talking to Bruce.

Jesus.

-I can't wait for your next record, man. -Oh, thanks, man.

Next thing you know, it's, "Elvis is in the building."

No, no. Never.

All right.

-I'll catch you. -Mmm.

-Keep doing your thing, man. -Thanks.

I'm coming!

I'm sorry. We actually haven't met.

He's been saying he'd introduce me

for a while, but

Like, since I graduated.

I didn't believe he actually knew you.

I loved your version of "Lucille."

You really let all the stops out.

Oh, yeah. Cool.

You like Little Richard?

Yeah.

I mean, no offense,

he's the real king of rock and roll.

That's true.

I know this is weird.

I told Joey he probably shouldn't bother you,

but if you ever wanna hang out or grab a coffee or

It's not weird at all. I, uh

I've met a few sisters.

-I bet you have. -I just