he's written a profile of springsteen called "we are alive." bruce springsteen at 62. >> he used to give these long, long concerts as a young, unhappy, confused fertile febrile performer, he was burning himself out. he was deliberately burning the excess gasoline out of him. now it's done out of a very different place, i think. and i've never seen a more joy-filled human being than bruce springsteen coming off of a stage in bars low that or wherever just five minutes after. >> rose: we conclude with christian marclay whose 24 hour video collage is called "clock." >> there's no beginning and end. it starts when you enter the space and it stops when you leave. but you become part of this experience because your schedule your life the next meeting you have will have somehow influenced by or it will become part of this narrative. you become an actor in this film. >> rose: david remnick and christian marclay when we continue. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: bruce springste

it is called "we are live: bruce springsteen at 62."ed to have david remnick at this table. >> can you believe he's 62? >> well, i do because i've known of him for that long. >> when i turn 27 i want to look like that. >> rose: the cover of thyme and "newsweek" the same week. when was that? >> 1975 when "born to run" came out. >> rose: that's 37 years ago. >> yeah, it is. it is. and it was the first time a pop music person or any musical person was on simultaneously on thyme and "newsweek." not elvis, not the beatles, not bob dylan. you have to remember when born to run came out he had two albums that were out and didn't do anything. columbia was going to get rid of him if the third album didn't sell. >> rose: this is an extraordinary profile. it will tell you and help you understand this will make real who he is, what he is and where the music comes from and what it's about. how does this happen. >> thank you, charlie. >> rose: it's true. how does that happen? >> it's the gift of the "new yorker" to be honest with you. it's the ability

springsteen does not love christie back.s "atlantic." ", despite heroic efforts by christie, springsteen, who is still a new jersey resident, will not talk to him, at concerts, even concerts at club-sized venues, springsteen will not acknowledge the governor. when christie leaves a springtine concert in a large arena, he walks within feet of the stage and of the dressing rooms. he's never been invited in to say hello. so sad chris christie. this spring, christie begged bruce to meet him in atlantic city. he's begging springsteen to come play there to celebrate the opening of a new casino. tell me this sounds like anything other than kind of injurebegging with an overlay of rationalizing and bargaining. >> i would make a direct plea to bruce right now, i think, you know, he's missed out on the opportunity to open this place, because beyonce has picked up the mantle on that. but i really think, you know, when he gets off of the summer part of his tour, he doesn't have anything announced yet for labor day weekend. i think labor

chr christie is a huge spring teen fan but he does like love springsteen a lot but bruce springsteennot love governor christie back. jeffrey goldberg writes about it in this month's "atlantic." despite heroic efforts by christie, spring teen will not talk to him. he will not acknowledge the governor. when christie leaves a springsteen concert his troopers move him through loading docks. he walks within feet of the stage and the dressing rooms. he's never been invited to say hello. so sad to chris christie. this spring christie begged bruce to meet him in atlantic city. he is beg springsteen to play there to celebrate the opening of a new casino. tell me if this is sounds like begging with overlay of rationalizing and bargaining. >> i would make a direct plea to bruce right now. i think, you know he's missed out on the opportunity to open this place because beyonce picked up the mantle on that. i really think, you know, when he gets off of the summer part of his tour, he hasn't announced yet for labor day weekend. i think labor day weekend revel for sprus bruce springsteen would be an

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paul mccartney and bruce springsteen. >> you're right about that. are no match for overzealous officials with their eye on the clock. mccartney joins springsteen on stage at hyde park and the plug was still pulled while they were singing at the end. >> the superstars ran too long and played too late. it's hard to believe the neighbors were complaining about the noise, though. come on. >> this will get an argument going over morning coffee? who is smarter? gals or guys? experts say for the first time anyway, women have surpassed men on the iq test. >> no surprise there. one possible explanation. women's lives are more demanding trying to balance family and work. but the experts say everyone has gotten smarter as we adapt to an increasingly complex world. >> what about the woman's brain being smaller. >> all right. an inspiring first at a florida beauty pageant. connor voss was among the women competing for the miss usa crown. >> but the 18-year-old was the only contestant was legally blind. she had to memorize every single step on stage and walk down

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springsteen and mccartney jamming together on stage. two rock icons.here was going to be an extended medley of beatles songs. then suddenly the promoter pulled the plug. why? because it was ten minutes after the 10:30 p.m. noise curfew in hyde park. ♪ twist and shout ♪ twist and shout ♪ come on baby ♪ come on baby ♪ work it all out ♪ work it all out >> springsteen tries to say something to the crowd but the mics were cut off. i get people that live around hyde park and the city council, they have to take them to account. come on, it's not like it's a neighborhood garage band doing some 2:00 a.m. jam session at 120 decibels. we're talking about springsteen and mccartney at 10:30 p.m. on a saturday nig. furthermore, if anyone within with earshot was so desperate to get to sleep, need i remind you that a springsteen concert can be quite soothing and relaxing, just ask chris christie. someone took this picture of him at a springsteen concert at madison square garden. he reportedly said he was grooving, not sleeping. does that look like a man with a noise c

talk to your doctor about nexium. >>> and finally for nearly 40 years, we've known bruce springsteen figure in rock'n'ro rock'n'roll, driving the music with power and confidence. which make the revelation in a new magazine article, even more surprising. that self-doubt and depression can strike anyone. and even his kind of success doesn't mean you can fix it alone. here's abc's bob woodruff. ♪ >> reporter: bruce springsteen has been on fire for more than 40 years. ♪ now at age 62, he just won't stop. but in a new interview with the new yorker magazine he opens up about his battle of depression and thoughts of suicide which he traces in part to his relationship with his parents. struggles, he calls, the subject of his life. it's the thing that eats at me, he says. those wounds stay with you and you turn them into a language and a purpose. he's long told his audiences story of of his difficult relationship with his father, who himself suffered from paralyzing depression, according to the new yorker. the singer's own depression bubbled to the surface after "born to run" and "darkness on

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(laughter) they cut springsteen's mic three hours into the show? that's half time! how could you do this? >> apparently the folks who live here in the affluent neighborhood surrounding hyde park who have demanded a noise curfew and this concert had gone past the time limit prompting someone to shut them down. >> jon: oh, it was angry old rich people. (laughter) came out of their houses and went "you kids! turn down that!" oh, i'm sorry, you're 70. i didn't realize. (laughter) let me tell you something, england, nobody puts brucey in a corner! springsteen gets to sing as long as he wants as loud as he wants and there's nothing that you or anybody else can do... can do... be what's this? >> be quiet, jon! be quiet! keep it down. >> jon: what are you doing? >> it's night, jon. britain has got the olympics coming up. we need our rest! next we lose either the two bronze medals we're hoping for. (laughter) >> jon: which event do you get the bronze in? >> which events? javelin and synchronized sinking. >> jon: swimming. synchronized swimming. >> really. (bleep) there goes

springsteen is known for his marathon concert sets. a show last month went on for nearly four hours. but with what we're paying for ticket prices? >> alan: can't pull the plug on the boss and mccartney. rock 'n' roll sacrilege. let's check in with leigh glaser. she is looking at the weather. >> leigh: behind me is from the high definition santa rosa -- yeah, you wish you had a beach in santa rosa -- santa cruz -- sorry about that -- and right now you can see the overcast is there, but people managed to get out and enjoy a little peek-a-boo sunshine. santa cruz, 68 degrees, a pretty good west wind up to 12 miles-per-hour. live doppler 7hd showing you that wall of fog still sitting right near the coast. inland temperatures warmed up nicely today, as much as five or six degrees in many locations as the winds started to move a little bit offshore. now just in the last fewer -- few hours, a win shift. moving towards the tiburon area, golden gate bridge, daly city and towards santa cruz and watsonville so all of this will move back inland ov

springsteen and mccartney at 10:30 p.m. on a saturday night. was so desperate to get some sleep, need i remind you that a springsteen concert can be quite soothing. he reportedly said he was grooving, not sleeping. does that look like a man with a noise complaint? in fact, london's "evening standard" reports the local council only received one noise complaint during the springsteen set. one. i think spring steen guitarist said it best. really got to the bottom line. when i'm jamming with mccartney, don't bug me. words to live by on the riduculist. that does it for us. we'll see you again one hour from now. another edition of "360." at 10:00 p.m. eastern. "piers morgan tonight" starts right now. >>> tonight, after all the headlines, i'll talk to kerry kennedy's cousin, patrick, about how she's doing and about the cause that's closest to his heart, the stigma of mental health problems. >> we call them crazy, nuts, psycho. and who would want to be acknowledged as having suffered from a mental illness if they're called those worlds? >> also, sorry

his profile of bruce springsteen appears in the magazine's latest issue.was nice to see the two of you together. listening to bruce then. he never gets old to me either. >> held up pretty well. >> charlie has held up pretty well. it still rings true back then what he says today. >> first of all, this is a great profile by my friend, david remnick. the editor of the magazine, this is a very hard assignment. somebody's got to do it. >> it's true. >> you're going to go off and hang out with bruce. you're going to write about the band. you're going to listen to the concerts. >> hanging out with bruce. once in a while you have to self-assign. >> who is it that emerges from this? >> i've been fascinated with him most of my life. i saw him for the first time when i was 14 years old. which i got to tell you, it was a long time ago. he was a backup band for chicago add mat son square garden. he was really striking. what interested me, charlie, was how do you have a creative carer in pop culture for so long. when the band starts to get old, when you change. people i

bruce springsteen opening up. about his very personal battle in one of his most explosive interviews ever. >>> and the whole gang and breaking as we come on the air, that major increase in security at the olympics. the military force is now going to top 18,000 overall. you know, there's been a lot of concern about whether there were lapses in the force. minimum wage guards who weren't adequately trained and the government is not taking any chances now, just three days before the opening ceremonies. >> that's right, opening ceremonies on friday. >>> also ahead, the latest on the punishment for penn state, slapped with major penalties in the wake of that abuse scandal. so much emotional reaction from all sides. and a lot of debate over whether this punishment was too harsh on the school and the students there now. >> yeah they did nothing, had nothing to do with this at all. >>> also this morning, we're going to welcome will ferrell, can't wait for that. a new movie coming up. it is hilarious. he is always so funny.

springsteen and mccartney jamming together on stage. two rock icons.going to be an extended medley of beatles songs. then suddenly the promoter pulled the plug. why? because it was ten minutes after the 10:30 p.m. noise curfew in hyde park. ♪ twist and shout ♪ twist and shout ♪ come on baby ♪ come on baby ♪ work it all out ♪ work it all out >> springsteen tries to say something to the crowd but the mics were cut off.

springsteen and mccartney at 10:30 p.m. on a saturday night. so desperate to get some sleep, need i remind you that a springsteen concert can be quite soothing. he reportedly said he was grooving, not sleeping. does that look like a man with a noise complaint? in fact, london's "evening standard" reports the local council only received one noise complaint during the springsteen set. one. i think spring steen guitarist said it best. really got to the bottom line. when i'm jamming with mccartney, don't bug me. words to live by on the riduculist. >>> "outfront" next, mitt romney's taxes. both republicans and democrats are calling him to release them. so why hasn't he? i have a other. >>> and a massive gamble for oil in the arctic. do all the costs of drilling add up? plus new developments in the search for two girls who disappeared after leaving their grandmother's home. let's go "outfront." >>> i'm erin burnett and out front tonight, it's time, mitt. time to put them on the table. we all know what it is. your taxes. here are the romney tax return

take a listen. >> you hear the crowd, but you can't hear bruce springsteen.e point. springsteen and paul mccartney were performing in hyde park in london last night, when the concert organizers pulled the plug on their microphones. they had just finished singing a bunch of beetles hits, and didn't get a chance to thank the crowd. apparently, they decided to keep going, they then left the stage in silence. but it was still a great concert. >>> and the largest skate park, and the state will remain open. thanks to a 10,000 grant. they were awarded the live positively grant from the coca-cola company. they opened in 2008, but just last year the funding for the park was in jeopardy. the city leaders say they have raised enough money thanks to donations from coca-cola and various south bay foundations. and will not be forced to close. and a very special guest was on hand to support the plan. his name, tony hawk, the most famous man in skate boarding, stopped by. >> we're attracting events like tony hawk, i said are you coming back? he said yes, he is coming back he

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