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Bruce Springsteen's fifth album, The River (1980), sounds like a release from the hard times. Coming off the Darkness Tour, Springsteen wanted to showcase the power of his live band. He used the explosive energy of the E Street Band to bring his blue-collar tales to life. “Out in the Street” showcases both his band and his talent for storytelling. Yes, one of America’s greatest songwriters has detailed the kind of life he’s never experienced. But few have done it better than The Boss.
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