springsteen, alicia keyes. >> duet maybe? good night everybody. >> dicky: from brooklyn, it's "jimmy kimmel live." tonight -- bruce springsteen. alicia keys. and jimmy surprises new yorkers in a cab. presented by target. with cleto and the cletones. and now prepare to be brooklyn-ized, jimmy kimmel. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you. hello, brooklyn.

i told you we'd be back. thank you for watching at home. thank you, relax. thank you, thank you. sit, sit, thank you. thank you. well, this is our opening night from the large and luxurious howard gillman opera house at the brooklyn academy of music. we are in brooklyn again. [ cheers and applause ] this is our fifth time here at b.a.m. this is our second home. this is my mar-a-lago in a way. [ laughter ] of course no visit to brooklyn for us would be complete without everyone's favorite security guard, guillermo. say hello to guillermo, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] where is guillermo? where the -- guillermo, where are you? [ cheers and applause ] oh my gosh.

the beautiful guillermo. [ cheers and applause ] guillermo. what are you supposed to be? >> guillermo: staten island's fairy, jimmy. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, the staten island fairy. >> guillermo: that's right. >> jimmy: i hope you wear that out tonight. >> guillermo: i will for sure. >> jimmy: you've been here since thursday night? >> guillermo: friday night. >> jimmy: what is the best thing you've eaten since you got here to brooklyn? >> guillermo: wow. i think everything. >> jimmy: why are your hands still up in the air? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: why are your hands still up in the air? [ laughter ] >> guillermo: oh. i'm so excited i'm here in new york, yeah! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: well, we're excited to have you. >> guillermo: thank you, jimmy. >> jimmy: this was, you know -- this was shaping up to be an exciting week for baseball. we thought maybe, just maybe -- the dodgers and yankees would be

in the world series together. but it didn't happen. dodgers went early, the yankees went down hard on saturday night. this is the rare week when yankees fans get to experience what it feels like to be a mets fan all the time. [ laughter ] so the yankees as you probably know were eliminated in dramatic fashion at the hands of the houston astros. the astros have now sent the yankees home three out of the past five seasons. in the spirit of good sportsmanship we went on the street this afternoon to give yankees fans a chance to congratulate the players -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: -- and people of houston on making to the world series. >> what is your name? >> donna from brooklyn. >> donna from brooklyn, would you like to wish the astros good luck in the world series? >> absolutely not. >> anything you want to say to them? >> i do, i want to say, altuve, that was a nice shot, but next time we're going to [ bleep ] at your head. >> would you like tohe houston on going to the world series?

>> [ bleep ] the astros. >> [ bleep ] the houston astros. yankees all day, i'm a new yorker, i'm a yankee. >> i want to tell that [ bleep ] altuve to come by my construction site and we'll throw him a beating. >> [ bleep ] the houston astros. [ bleep ] them. >> do you want to congratulate the astros? >> hell no, [ bleep ] the astros. [ bleep ] altuve, i hate him. >> go yankees. [ bleep ] astros, they suck. >> yankees fan? >> yeah, baby. >> houston astros? >> go [ bleep ] yourself, that good? >> thinking you'd like to say to the astros? >> congratulations. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: isn't that nice. it's just a game.n interesting be in brooklyn. it's a scary time. especially if you happen to be a pumpkin. >> a man caught on surveillance video walking in front of a

retired sanitation worker's home. then after checking that the coast was clear, beelined for the pumpkin to smash it once, then again, before walking away from the mess he made. the homeowner thought maybe kids were pranking until he checked the video. >> a grown adult. >> shocked and rattled because it was the second time the pumpkin in the same spot was smashed. it sure looks like the same guy. whoever it is, he's ready if there's a third time. back on the stoop is pumpkin number three with something extra all over it. >> vas line. i want him to hold it over his head, see how long he can hold it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: vaseline on the pumpk pumpkin, practically begging someone to have sex with that pumpkin, right? [ laughter ] the suspect by the way was wearing a leather jacket and a fedora, which narrows it down to -- every male human in brooklyn, new york. [ laughter ] be on the lookout. we have a terrific show for you

tonight. bruce springsteen is here with us tonight. [ cheers and applause ] we weren't able -- if you didn't get a chance to see springsteen on broadway, you can see him on flatbush for free. alicia keys is with us too. [ cheers and applause ] tonight's show was, you can only be a guest show tonight if you had a hit song about being on fire, bruce and alicia. first i have a bit of an ax to grind. if you're looking for an old-timy ax grind, brooklyn the place to be. i've been appearing on the back of the passenger seat in most new york city taxi cabs. you get in a cab, a video of me and sometimes guillermo pops up and you're forced to watch it. or so i thought. because recently it's come to my attention that when my videos come on, most people immediately hit the mute button on the screen. [ laughter ] i hope it's none of you.

so we rigged up some technology. we put hidden cameras in a taxi. and then once we had the hidden cameras in we followed along behind in a bus that had a portable television studio in it. so we got a real cab driver, a gentleman named mamadue. guillermo and i took a little ride to surprise those who dared to try to silence us. >> guillermo: all right, here goes. >> jimmy: here we go, everybody. >> thank you. >> hi, how are you? >> good, how are you? 86th and amsterdam. >> what route? >> whatever you think is the least awful, thank you. >> jimmy: i'm jimmy kimmel and - got tp myho from ck my favorite cobbler to -- are y muting me?

is that what's happening right now? i don't know why you keep doing that but it hurts. who are you talking to on the phone right now? >> what is happening? >> jimmy: nothing's happening, i'm just doing a promo in the back of the cab like i always do. >> are you [ bleep ] kidding me? no. >> jimmy: yes, yes. no, yes. >> hello? >> jimmy: hello? hello? >> i'm not sure -- >> jimmy: i feel you're ignoring me. >> i've got to call you back. >> jimmy: yeah, call him back, talk to me already. >> can you tell me what's going on? >> jimmy: he doesn't know, he has no idea what's going on, guillermo will explain. >> guillermo: hi, how are you? >> great, how are you? >> guillermo: we're in l.a. and we're talking to you in new york. >> jimmy: no, we're in new york. >> guillermo: we're in new york? >> that's great. >> jimmy: has this happened to you before? >> no. i'm a little freaked out. >> jimmy: when you get in cab dozen you mute the videos? >> yes. >> jimmy: you do. >> yes. >> jimmy: that's rude, it's not

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>> 45 white? >> i think it's around the corner. >> jimmy: hi, i'm jimmy kimmel and i'm coming to the brooklyn academy of music for five shows starting october 21st. how's the cab ride going so far? >> good. >> jimmy: well. >> good. >> jimmy: good. where are you guys from? >> honey? >> jimmy: honey? are you from here? new york? >> yes. >> yes. >> jimmy: yes? what were you doing today? >> went to a show. j syou se >> >> it's that david byrne, talking heads. >> jimmy: david byrne is on our show this week. >> really? we're going to come see it. >> jimmy: we'd love to have you. >> how do i get tickets? >> jimmy: i'll have somebody bring you tickets. >> okay. >> that is very funny. >> how do you know we saw

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[ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: welcome back. this is night one of our week-long residency at the brooklyn academy of music. tonight, her song is called "show me love." alicia keys is here to chat. and sing from tidal x at barclays center. tomorrow night -- we've got a great week for you. tomorrow night, benedict cumberbatch and kelly ripa will join us. we'll have music from david byrne and the brooklyn youth chorus, and a big surprise guest too. and later this week, senator bernie sanders, eddie murphy, ellie kemper, john krasinski, music from the national, the sugarhill gang. and who knows? maybe even something huge so please stick with us. we do have something we're working on. i cannot imagine a better way to kick off the week than with a

visit from our first guest. he's one of the undisputed all-time greats, with a new movie called "western stars" opening in theatres friday. all the way from the holland tunnel of love, please welcome bruce springsteen. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: wow, it's so great to have you here, it really is a thrill for me to have you here. you know, if you don't mind, i want to tell you a story about how i discovered you and how you came into my life. i was living in las vegas. i was flying home to visit my family in brooklyn. i was a teenager.

and this college girl was seated next to me and she said what kind of music are you into? i went, i don't know. she said, do you like bruce springsteen? i'd heard of you but i didn't know about you. she gave me her walkman and let me listen to her music the whole rest of the flight. from then on you and i have been a team, even though you didn't know. [ laughter ] >> sounds good. >> jimmy: and this is an actual photograph, this is my band leader cleto and me when we were -- i think i was 16, 17 years old. this is my christmas present was your box set. [ cheers and applause ] 1986. i'm excited to have you here. your mom's from brooklyn, right? >> yes, she is. she is from bay ridge. >> jimmy: bay ridge. [ cheers and applause ] how about that. right now, and i know you know this, there's a bruce springsteen exhibit happening at a museum in your hometown of freehold, new jersey.

which has to be weird, right? i mean, dinosaurs they put on exhibit, you know? >> i know. [ laughter ] i know, i 12 went down there. i played a couple of tunes with the band the night they opened. it's a little -- it's a small town. there's a small history museum. and they have a -- some things about me in there. >> jimmy: did you learn anything about yourself? [ laughter ] >> i did. i actually did. most -- there's plenty of people that know more about me than i do. so i went down there. they had traced the springsteens all the way back to the revolutionary war. >> jimmy: wow. which side were you on? [ laughter ] >> i'm not sure. then they traced up to the civil war. and the most interesting thing was they had a small parlor guitar, which is what people played in those days. a small guitar about this big going back to 1800s supposedly from one of my relatives.

>> jimmy: wow. >> so i'm not the first guitar player in the springsteens. >> jimmy: that is fantastic. >> that was kind of cool? did they tell you how they got ahold of that? >> no. >> jimmy: is it possible it's completely made up? [ laughter ] >> it is, it is. >> jimmy: did you get a chance to play that guitar? >> no. >> jimmy: you didn't. >> it was behind plexi glass. >> jimmy: i love the movie, you codirected the movie. why did you want to direct this one? >> my director's credit is at the generosity of tom's. i didn't come anywhere near a camera. >> jimmy: i see. >> we kind of conceptualized the whole thing together starting from the beginning. and it was just a big collaboration between the two of us. >> jimmy: you did actually shoot some of the movie yourself, some of the home movies? there's a great scene in this movie. i love the scene so much. it's your honeymoon with patty. and you -- seems like you set the camera maybe on the table? >> yeah, we had a little camera.

it was 1988. and we were shooting some videos on our honeymoon. i put on it the hood of the car. and -- and the rest was -- the rest is in the film. >> jimmy: it's very sweet. it really is. >> you know, we used to -- when the kids were little we used to shoot a lot. we did the same thing everybody else does, you shoot it, it goes in a box, you don't look at it again for 33 years. >> jimmy: did you go through all of that stuff for this movie? >> tom did. he had gone through all of our home videos. and gave them to me for christmas. kind of put them on cds. >> jimmy: oh, that's great. >> gave to it me for christmas. >> jimmy: were the kids into watching that, watching -- >> no. >> jimmy: -- mom and dad? no? >> no, my kids are not into -- i always believed your kids are into you watching them. >> jimmy: yes, right, that is how it's supposed to go. >> i always said you got kids -- kids don't want to go anywhere

and see 50,000 people cheering for their parents. they would like to see 50,000 people boo for parents. [ laughter ] that would be worth it. >> jimmy: sounds like people are booing you, you know. >> that would be worth coming out for, but cheering for your parents, there's no kid that wants to see 50,000 people cheer for their parents. >> jimmy: maybe not, yeah. >> our kids are relatively uninterested -- have been relatively uninterested in the job that i've done their entire lives. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: one of the things that i was watching the movie, and of course, you know, i know your music, but you're speaking in between songs in the movie. you speak so beautifully. and you have a lot of wisdom. do you feel that that's true, that you have a lot of wisdom? >> i've picked up a few things. >> jimmy: picked up a few things. do you ever -- what's the dumbest thing you ever wrote? [ laughter ] is there anything? because honestly, i feel like i have to concentrate to really

take your words in and understand them. >> really? >> jimmy: yeah. >> i did, yeah. i'm not that bright. >> i thought it was all pretty -- the film is pretty direct, you know. >> jimmy: it is direct. but you say things like, living in good faith is something that is important. what does that mean, living in good faith? >> maybe it means something different to everybody. just trying to stay -- for me it's just trying to stay on the straight. straight track. with honest transactions between the people that i care about and people that i meet every day, you know. but it can take you awhile to get this. i mean, the film is basically about the journey that everybody takes from their -- in their definitions of freedom. when you're young it's all about, i want to go where i want to go, i want to do what i want to do, i'm going to be who i want to be. and that's okay for your 20s. but somewhere in your 30s it

starts to catch up with you. and your definition of freedom has to expand to include family, your civic life. you know. community that you're involved in. and if it doesn't, you're kind of stuck out in the cold, you know. >> jimmy: and you've been there, out in the cold? >> a little bit, you know. because i'm in a job that is -- that retards your growth by nature, you know. >> jimmy: yeah. >> so, i mean, what i do, they still call playing, you know. and it's not really called working. >> jimmy: yeah, no. yeah, i got to work a show tonight means you're behind the scenes, probably, yeah. >> so that journey, i think for people who may be in the arts, period, certainly in the music business, it can be a bit of a go. >> jimmy: we're going to take a break. we're going to see a clip from the movie.

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i know you hear it all the time but for me it's a little alarming. where's the strangest place people have said "bruce." do you get it in the bathroom or anything like that? >> it always turns me back -- my grandfather, 5'5" old-world italian man used to go, "bruce, bruce!" i used to go visit him every sunday. i would go every sunday and he had a dollar and he would sit on this throne in his sitting room. "bruce, come here." i'd come closer. come a little bit closer. he's get my cheek like this. then he would start squeezing that thing and spinning that thing. finally he'd pull it off you, tears running down my face. and he'd go, "bruce, what's the matter?" [ laughter ] and then i would get my dollar.

but i had to suffer through that. but that was the first -- so now whenever i hear it, it reminds me of my -- >> jimmy: you think of your grandfather. >> reminds me of my grandfather. >> jimmy: you went to a theater that was showing your movie and you surprised the audience in freehold. did they lose their minds? >> well, it is my hometown and i am seen somewhat semi-often there? i see. >> but yeah, everybody got a kick out of it. >> jimmy: did you stay and watch the movie? >> i watched a little of it, which is fun. if you get a chance you can see it on a big screen with -- >> jimmy: with good speakers. >> good speakers because we worked hard on the way it looks and on getting the sound right. >> jimmy: it sounds great. you recorded it and shot it in your barn at your home. >> yeah. >> jimmy: how did you decide who got to be in that audience? were they only people you knew? >> relatives and just friends of

some friends. >> jimmy: you have like cousins and stuff in the barn? yeah. >> we have -- we moved back to new jersey in the mid '90s. we moved back because we had an 80-member italian-irish family. and that was the way that i grew up. so i wanted my kids to have that sense of a bigger world than the entertainment world. i wanted them to see people that did a lot of other things, be around people who would shape them. and they would have a lot of options. because my job is so weird, that to look at it, it's not really a model for how you're going to go out and live your life and the many different things you can do. so they had a lot of relatives to look towards, uncles, cousins. and it was a good growing up experience for me when i was young, and it was good for them too. so i'm seen in my hometown semi-regularly, but everybody got a laugh out of it. >> jimmy: is it true that you

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[ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: our next guest is a 15-time grammy-winning

songwriter, recording artist, who braved a hurricane to be with us the first time we came to brooklyn. her new single is called "show me love." it is on all streaming platforms now. please welcome alicia keys! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> man. >> jimmy: i mentioned the last time you were here was under worse circumstances, hurricane sandy hit, that was a tough time. you and bruce springsteen did a benefit concert i think maybe a month later. >> and we're reunited again tonight. >> jimmy: reunited again tonight and it feels so good. >> so good. >> jimmy: how's everything, how

are you doing? >> i'm amazing. >> jimmy: i hear you wrote an autobiography. >> i'm calling it a journey. because i felt like a memoir sounded like i was going to die tomorrow. [ laughter ] >> too heavy. >> jimmy: not too healed to have a memoir. >> i'm not even approaching that space. we're all on our journey, you know? >> jimmy: it is a journey. >> the title of my current journey is "more myself." >> jimmy: more myself. why more yourself? >> i think i am definitely looking and i've been on a journey to discover more of who i am and how to be more authentically who i am without kind of worrying about what other peo tnk or changing because other people mhte itbeer. just bore of myself. >> jimmy: is this something you just kind of -- you figured out on your own or have you learned it from others? >> i think that's been a mixture.

i think a lot of times we learn a lot of things from what we don't want anymore. then you can realize, i don't want that. i want more of this. so i think partially it's what i've learned from others, and definitely enlightenments. those times where you're like, why did i do that again? again? i'm going to do that again? those pieces that really just make me -- and the book is really about the experience and just growing. and becoming more aware of who i am. >> jimmy: do you have a good memory or do you have to consult others as far as like, hey, what happened that time we went and did this? >> a mixture. [ laughter ] i have -- i have really good my memories. like, i know this happened. checking with someone, do you remember that? they're like, no, i remember this. no, it didn't happen like that. which is so interesting about memories, no? >> jimmy: sure, everybody does that. >> we all have our own recollections of what happens. but what i love about this book,

i think my point is that we're all on a journey. how do you find your way to your authentic self? i think it's a question we're all looking for the answer. >> jimmy: do you remember the first time you heard one of your records on the radio? >> yes. >> jimmy: when was it 92? >> it was right at the beginning -- when i was still very terrified to hear any of my music anywhere out loud. >> jimmy: oh really. >> there is a moment where you feel tear fid to hear your music out loud. and so it was the very first time, it was a song called "girlfriend" which came right before "fall in" and i was on bqe, and i was driving in my z muse de626, y'all. this was big. it was goldish. i had on hot 97 and funk master flex was on. hop [ cheers and applause ] nobody can tell me they remember

anything different because i was the only one in the car. all of a sudden he was like, alicia keys. and i was like, aahh! i for sure almost ran right into -- there was a lot of those orange things, caution, construction. which is always on the bqe. >> jimmy: they put those there in case someone hears their song for the first time. [ laughter ] >> definitely almost a wreck. i made it, i'm a really good cover, 626 mazda gold boom. and i was happy. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that had to be a fantastic moment. >> it really was. >> jimmy: so you are part of this big title x concert tonight. >> yes. >> jimmy: at barclay's. >> yes. >> jimmy: and this is to benefit rock the vote. >> it is. >> jimmy: which is important, voting. >> please. >> jimmy: people should do it. >> we've got to do it, you don't have a choice, we have to do it. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: the show is sold out? >> it is, it's sold out. >> jimmy: but -- >> except -- >> jimmy: except -- >> i reserved some tickets for a

few trends. >> jimmy: okay. >> and i was wondering if y'all would all come with me. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: it feels like they want to come. >> i think they're going to come. yes! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: all right. so alicia -- here's what we're going to do. we're going to take everybody over to barclay's. we're either going to walk or we're all going to jump in an uber, i'm not sure which. alicia keys, her new single is "show me love," it's available now. her new album is out next year. we'll be right back with alicia keys at barclay's center.

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>> guillermo: i'm hungry. >> jimmy: we're on a walk, you can't. what are you doing? >> guillermo: i ordered four empanadas, i'm hungry. >> did you get vegetarian for me? >> guillermo: one vegetarian for her. got money? >> jimmy: i don't have my wallet, you don't have money? >> guillermo: not in my dress. >> how much is it? >> jimmy: so nice, thank you, thank you. >> jimmy: well, we made it. thanks to bruce springsteen, apologies to matt damon. "nightline" is next but first, here with the song "show me love," give a big tidal x barclays center welcome to alicia keys! ♪ i'm ready to show you love, let's go. ♪ show me love treat it like we freakin' on th show me love ♪ ♪ i eat up the seconds times and minutes

for your love this is not the ♪ ♪ season for nobody else but us i always get wrapped up ♪ ♪ in you baby i'm in love we gon' get this lovin' like we never done it ♪ ♪ baby, i'm in love go ahead show me love like we never done it ♪ ♪ oh, i got you running every time i give you some show me love ♪ ♪ love show me love love show me love like ♪ ♪ you see red lights and you've crashed in it like a deer inside a headlights ♪ ♪ yeah, i show you love like it was passionate i just want to bask in it ♪ ♪ winning it like a championship you gon' show me love like ♪ ♪ like you tried it and denied it but you still let me apply it ♪ ♪ like i made you put your ties in show me love even when you ♪

♪ don't got time to i'll be there to find ya i'll remind ya ♪ ♪ show me love treat it like we freakin' on the weekend show me love ♪ ♪ i eat up the seconds times and reasons for your love this is not ♪ ♪ the season for nobody else but us i always get wrapped up ♪ ♪ in you baby i'm in love we gon' get this lovin' like we never done it ♪ ♪ baby, i'm in love go ahead show me love like we never done it ♪ ♪ oh, i got you running every time i give you some hey brooklyn ♪ i was thinking you might know this one ♪ ♪ i thought we could rock it like ♪ ♪ you wanna sing this with me yeah ♪

on me when i was trying to make the money to deed my daughter ♪ ♪ to all the people in the struggle you know what i'm saying ♪ ♪ sing this with me ♪ be up in the limousine every saturday ♪ ♪ let me y'all brooklyn ♪ when i had a rhythm black lumberjack with a hat to match ♪ ♪ remember rapping to the heart to heart we never thought the hip-hop would take it this far ♪ ♪ in the limelight time to get paid ♪ ♪ the opposite of remember when i used to eat sardines for dinner ♪ ♪ kicking free funkmaster ♪ blowing up like you thought i would it's going good ♪

♪ i see you all sing and if you don't know now you know ♪ ♪ you know as well what you are you're my heart ♪ ♪ reach all the stars you had to go but not at midnight because ♪ ♪ let me see your phones in the air light up brooklyn tonight come on ♪ love show me love ♪sing show me ♪ show me love and if you don't know now you brooklyn ♪

this is "nightline." >> tonight, royals revealed. prince harry and wife duchess meghan candid and emotionally raw. >> i never thought that this would be easy. but i thought it would be fair. >> now the couple revealing the hidden strains from the media scrutiny and addressing rumors of a rift between princes. the unprecedented glimpse into lives dissected in the spotlight. plus alt-right delete. >> i never thought of myself as a racist person but i was. >> how one woman walked away from a path of hate. once entangled in a life of white supremacy, now turning the page, breaking her silence. >>