asbury park. to run." ♪ springsteen, bon jovi, little steven, but before them there was this man -- southside johnny who, with his asbury jukes, pretty much created the template for the jersey sound, a place, and really it could've only been this place, that changed music and lyrics forever. asbury park. it's had a reputation as being a happy hunting ground for musicians because what, a lot of bars? >> johnny: a lot of bars, it just was a tradition of bands playing here which is funny because the town was started, not to have alcohol and not that kind of music but after a while the pressure just was too much for entertainment for people to come here. it morphed into an r&b and rock and roll haven. >> anthony: most bars don't hire musicians, they don't hire bands, they're too much trouble. >> johnny: well this is the jersey shore though, i mean the jersey shore means people want entertainment. >> anthony: right. >> johnny: it's not just hard drinking people, there's people here on vacation in the s

. >> jimmy: i always think of one of the interviews we were talking about, i think it was asbury park bit too dylan on that one, you know, when i was writing that one. >> right >> jimmy: and i was like, i was wondering if dylan ever did a cover of any of your songs because now and then i've heard you perform a cover of dylan's songs. >> i do. >> jimmy: and there's actually was one that i found there's only one i could find dylan covered -- this is from new haven, connecticut, 1990. it's the only known audio of bob dylan covering a a bruce springsteen song here's bob dylan -- this is real -- singing "dancing in the dark." ♪ ♪ can't start a fir can't start a fire with just out a spark ♪ ♪ this gun's for hire if we're jus dancing in the dark ♪ >> jimmy: i mean, how does that - [ cheers and applause have you ever heard that have you ever -- no? >> i heard about it but actually i've never heard it and i love that. that's like a dream come true, you know >> jimmy: yeah >> i love bob so much. >> jimmy: when we come back, i want to talk about -- there's a lot of myths out there about you, and

see sam and dave when they played the satellite lounge in fort dix, new jersey, the fast lane in asbury parks. and this was in the late '70s. they were not -- i don't know if sam was speaking to dave at the time they weren't getting along, but they were still incredible, you know so incredible that one night i stood in the back of a tiny club that was only half full. and i knew i was seeing some of the greatest music in the united states that very moment. and i just cried, you know that -- just over how good they were just 'cause they were so good. and so i've known sam for about 30 years and we've sung together on a few things and he's a great guy, and probably our greatest living soul singer right now. >> seth: and is it a quick "yes" when you call up sam and say, "do you want to be on the new album? >> yes, sam is game to sing. he still loves singing he's 86 but still loves to sing. >> seth: you can't -- 86 when you listen to him. >> no, no, he's got -- his voice is sustained beautifully so he's wonderful. >> seth: and you're going back on tour as well? >> e street band >> seth: e street

park be renamed for san jose's first female mayor, janet gray haze. after a public vote, the city council will take that up in the spring, the 12 acre site at asbury andrene streets will be revitalized with new sports fields and a play area starting next fall. much of the nation is bracing for freezing temperatures this week as a massive winter storm moves across the plains and midwest. fox news, katie burns tells us it's already causing problems for holiday travelers. understand my flight got delayed to orlando, probably like an hour later than it should be, but it's okay. delays and cancelations reported at several major airports tonight, all due to a dangerous winter storm with blizzard like conditions that forecasters warn may turn into a bomb cyclone. we're already seeing a few cancelations from the seattle area today. um, so that keeps cruising equipment from getting in place to be able to get here in washington state led to several cancelations at seatac airport tuesday, and travel experts say it's only going to get worse. the brunt of the storm is expected to hit the midwest and great lakes were heavy snow and dangerous winds are expected. if