. ♪ >> bruce springsteen was trying to reclaim the soul of rock 'n' roll by going back to basics. >>re. it just speaks exactly to the american spirit. you couldn't hit it on the head more than bruce springsteen did. ♪ baby we were born to run ♪ ♪ yeah yes we were ♪ >> "born to run" was a towering statement in the middle of the '70s. it was the cover of "time" and "newsweek." >> bruce did not like it at the time. me, on the other hand, i'm like, my friend's on the cover of "time" and "newsweek." this is cool. >> when "born to run" comes out in 1975 it is the desire to escape the claustrophobia of the 1970s. it is an anthem to save your soul. tonight... i'll be eating chicken tikka masala with garlic naan. [doorbell chimes] cheers. i win again, patrick. that's siiir patrick. oooooow. sir. [sfx: psst psst] allergies don't have to be scary. spraying flonase daily stops your body from overreacting to allergens all season long. psst! psst! all good if you're 55 and up, t-mobile has plans built just for you. switch now and get 2 unlimited lines and 2 free smartphones. and now get netflix on

. >> jimmy: track number two is "chinatown," featuring this new artist, bruce springsteen.t my -- will i get in trouble if i say that i didn't have my license when this picture was taken? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i don't know no, i don't think you can. they can't go back and arrest you now. >> i don't know. >> jimmy: you didn't have your license? >> no, nothing bad happened, like i - >> jimmy: i know, but you're driving bruce springsteen. >> i had my license, and then i started touring, and t just stopped doing anything besides being on tour. and i was driving the van for awhile, but then the band started to do better and we got in busses and what not, i just, like, my -- nothing bad happened i didn't do anything horrible. i just lost my license over time and then i didn't have it. and then we did the song "chinatown," and i was like, the song is literally about driving out of new york city into new jersey with someone you love, to show them where you're from to find a future i had to be driving in the song >> jimmy: yeah >> and so i broke the law, jimmy. yeah >> jimmy: wow.

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laughter ] >> steve: "dancing in the dark in the dark. >> jimmy: that's correct >> steve: by bruce springsteencorded this in the dark >> steve: really so he couldn't see anything? >> jimmy: it's a new box set or something. >> steve: oh, okay >> jimmy: take a listen to this ♪ i get up in the evening ♪ and i ain't got nothing to say ♪ [ plates falling ] >> ouch. [ laughter ] ♪ in the mornin go to bed feelin the same way ♪ >> oh! ♪ then i get tired ♪ >> that one hurt ♪ then i'm just tired and bored of myself ♪ [ cat meows loudly ] >> sorry >> jimmy: i hope he's okay >> steve: he's walking around in the house, apparently, not a recording studio there's a cat. >> jimmy: at this point in his career, he has a recording studio at his house. >> steve: he can do anything he wants. a microphone probably hovers silently above him, follows him. >> jimmy: it's like a drone mic. >> steve: yeah, a drone mic because it sounds like he spilled some plastic cups first. [ light laughter ] then some kind of small stool. >> jimmy: i don't know if he was dancing or walking >> steve: i think it was -- it sounded like

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asbury is where bruce springsteen kicked off his career. >> good to see you. a lot of business owners are looking forward to the return of people and enjoying themselves. we did a walk up and down the boardwalk. there is excitement in the air because people have been cooped up for well over a year. the mask mandate indoors has been lifted. and social distance indoors and outdoors has gone away. this time last year the jersey shore took a beating when it comes to tourism dollars. because of the pandemic, businesses had to get created, including the stone pony, all of the live music went virtual. this weekend they hope to come back in a big way. >> there is a ton of demand. you can feel people wanting to be out and together. i don't get a sense of fear from people or not wanting to be next to each other. what i am seeing in our ticket sales for concerts is that people very much want to be next to each other. >> while they are anticipating a busy summer -- you notice all of the benches set up, this is for the beer garden, a new installation here. new jersey will

never go wrong with a bruce springsteen song. thank you, control room. u.s. that country. pro-tennis stars including naomi osaka, rafael nadal, and serena williams are also voicing concern over whether it will be safe to attend the games. lucy craft has more on this story from tokyo. >> reporter: slowly winding its way across japan, the olympic torch relay now on day 51 can't see to catch a break. marred by covid infections, often closed to fans or even canceled altogether. usa track and field canceled its training camp for about 120 athletes in chiba east of tokyo. >> what a run from -- >> reporter: olympic record holder elle purrier said the setbacks surrounding the games won't slowler stride. >> a lot of controversy surrounding these games. how are you and your teammates staying focussed this year? >> training and preparing the best we can for the olympic trials. focusing on the simplicity of that and not trying to get caught up in the hype. i think that could really, you know, bring people down and be stressful and take too much energy. as athletes we're

the venue opened in 1974 thanks to rock legends and new jersey natives like bruce springsteen.andemic kept you closed for 14 months and then you had rain for two days. today's your first live perform. how are you. >> we're very excited. greetings from asbury park, and we're ready to rock and roll starting today. >> starting today, live music again at the stone pony, which is long overdue. what precautions are you going to take? smaller stage today. july 31st a larger venue will open. what precautions are you taking? >> here in our state, we believe people are doing the right thing. we're going to follow our state guidelines and trust that the people of new jersey when asked to step up and do the right thing will always do the right thing. so we're pretty confident in our crowd coming in today. >> masked? unmasked? requiring vaccination? what do the state rules dictate? >> the state rules are if you're unvaccinated you should wear a mask and stay socially distanced. if you're vaccinated, none of that applies. >> if you're vaccinated, join with the music, shoulder to shoulder, ye

luke brian compared him to bruce springsteen at one point. the country itunes chart and this morning both he and runner up willie spence are on good morning america. >> you experience and happy to be up there with willie. either way it would have gone we would have been okay with it. so it wa rds toe wama feel to win a comp like this. a lot of hard work pays off. >> you can watch that full interview on gma starting at 7 right after abc 7 mornings. >>> a waitress from illinois is becoming a viral sensation for her voice after wowing the crowd at a cracker barrel with an impressive rendition of happy birthday. ♪ happy happy birthday ♪. >> all right. so she received a round of applause after this performance. one person in the background could even be heard saying that was the best happy birthday i have ever heard. >> now she sounded great but why did she even have a mask at that point? >> you know. >> she probably had the mask on all day and then was like now let me sing really loud to your faces. >> gavin said no singing. remember? >> so i don

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can. [ laughter ] it's like the stock market >> seth: i remember my first year on the show, bruce springsteenhad to say it. >> you have to do it >> seth: right and i just wanted to say, i'm a huge fan it's so cool to meet you and he was very polite he was like, "cool, man, how's the -- how's the show going to be this week?" and i just said, "bye. i'm like, "i don't -- let's not. this doesn't have to be a conversation." >> yeah. yeah i didn't know you were that cool [ bleep >> seth: i didn't have a plan. >> yeah. >> seth: elon musk - >> yes >> seth: on this week. i -- guessing by the day, you haven't met him yet, or you have >> i haven't met him yet i'm having dinner with him tonight. >> seth: oh, that's exciting >> and lorne so i will meet him i'm really excited, man. i hope -- i'm going to ask him for like a tesla or some [ bleep ]. >> seth: yeah. >> yeah. >> seth: why not >> yeah. be like, "hey, mother's day is coming up. you know, my mom would -- you know, it would be cool - >> seth: now if he gave it to you, would you then feel obligated to give it to your mom -- >> well -- >> seth: since

said, the trend in doing lifestyles of favorite artists or bands, "jersey boys," tina turner bruce springsteen >> you are seeing big money deal music fafldz a will be helping concorde copyrights, that kellogg beyoncÉ lady gaga staphe wonder what is concorde securing names mean for the industry? >> well, there al three big players in the space also a warner universal sony, concorde was a terrific player, we are privilege to be part of that two big acquisitions concorde made first one four years ago, was buying a company which owns fantastic a classical you musical company. but the acquisition for con corridor last week second he largest, that really has solidified position in the space as being the new real great player in town also another big announcement last week blackstone's entry in the much publishing world buying hasbro -- for blackstone the label snoop dogg dr. dre, chuck berry interesting audio network, that is clearly a move that you are seeing, you know with companies, that are private equity like kkr, bought into one public asset a couple weeks ago. >> i -- >> broadway concorde als

bruce springsteen said what elvis did for your body, dylan does for your mind.u can do as a songwriter and i think the best witness to that is that he affected both john lennon and paul mccartney, and drove the beatles to develop their own voices. it's impossible to overstate the insew lens he had on the beatles, just like the beatles had on all popular music. then he has the motorcycle accident and goes away and then he comes back with national skyliner, completely different singing voice. and a real gentler side. then he tends to go away. in 1974 he unleashes one of the best album i maybe ever heard. when you listen to the songs, with "buckets of rain," it's an incredibly painful record. he had "tangled up in blue," it took me six months to write that song and three years to live it. >> "blood on the tracks," obviously, one of his greatest -- one of the greatest. tell me, richard, do you have a favorite dylan album? is there any way for you to boil it down to that? or one dylan album that mattered more to music for you? >> i was 24 when that album that charlie

straight out after a bruce springsteen song i'm on fire. here come the yankees, willie. yankees. it's going to be ugly. the other new york team last night i thought we were going to have an amazing game last night. degrom versus the cardinals. game got cancelled. even before that, degrom got scratched. yesterday he is basically the right-handed sandy koufax of our time. that's huge. so exciting. i think we should all collectively stop, get our kids in front of tv sets and when degrom pitches, watch because this kid is one for the ages. >> he is. he's one of the best of all time. just change the channel when the mets' hitters come up. that's not good for young children to be exposed to. you don't want to see that. you mentioned gay lord perry. joe nicco threw a power sander up in the air and put his hands up. that, that is how you cheat right there. the yankees, the second place new york yankees, i know you don't love the yankees, but the fans did a service to the nation last night. only about 10,500 fans there, that was a sellout crowd because of restrictions but it soun

steve: lydia hu joins us live from asbury park, new jersey with more, and that's the home of bruce springsteenoping that's going to bring the extra boost to the local economy, just ahead of the memorial day weekend, and ahead of an exciting summer here on the jersey shore. we're at a restaurant called " toast" and we're joined by amy ruusseau, you've been through so much, with the restrictions having to close for a while, back open and now the mask restriction is being dropped how are you feeling? >> we're all really excited about it. the unofficial start to summer is always memorial day weekend and this one more than before, we're really ready for the summer of our lives. we can't wait. it's nice to see everybody's smiles, and just ready to get on with a really amazing summer, wish the weather was going to be better but i'll take it. reporter: well you can definitely feel the excitement in the air. we're so delighted to be here with you, thank you so much. so steve and will, it really sounds like we've got all of the ingredients here for a great memorial day weekend cooking and hopefully a re