Bruce Springsteen Covers The Clash

**exthuse** · 11:54 AM on 07/15/09 #2

Watched this on TV a couple of weeks ago, was amazing.

**TheOtherAndrew** · 11:55 AM on 07/15/09 #3

**nivek87** · 11:58 AM on 07/15/09 #4

Saw this a couple weeks ago on youtube. a little odd to see, but an awesome homage nonetheless. the boss can do whatever he wants.

**ACA** · 12:05 PM on 07/15/09 #5

He's done this a couple of times this year.

-ACA

Bluth · 12:23 PM on 07/15/09 #6

woah, that is awesome.

brandnewsheep · 12:51 PM on 07/15/09 #7

I was there :D

**nivek87** · 01:03 PM on 07/15/09 #8

the more news worthy piece is the new 25 added dates. woot!

**GeeBee** · 01:19 PM on 07/15/09 #9

Love the Boss,
But the Clash is the most overrated "punk" band of all time.

IanIsSuperRad · 01:24 PM on 07/15/09 #10

Originally Posted by GeeBee

Love the Boss,
But the Clash is the most overrated "punk" band of all time.

With all due respect, sir, you are wrong.

YouSmellExcited · 01:27 PM on 07/15/09 #11

was everyone dancing in the dark?

**GeeBee** · 01:30 PM on 07/15/09 #12

Originally Posted by IanIsSuperRad

With all due respect, sir, you are wrong.

I just can't stand the huge props bands like the Clash and Ramones get for playing the same song for their entire careers. Let the flaming begin...

takethisback · 02:19 PM on 07/15/09 #13

"Raise a toast to St. Joe Strummer, I think he might have been our only decent teacher."

**therookielot** · 02:27 PM on 07/15/09 #14

I remember when He played this with Elvis Costello, Dave Grohl, Steven Van Zandt, Pete Thomas, and Tony Kanal at the Grammys in like 2003.

Java Nick · 02:32 PM on 07/15/09 #15

Gotta love the Boss.


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