Bruce Springsteen has sold more than 120 million records worldwide, earning numerous awards for his work, including 20 Grammy Awards, two Golden Globes and an Academy Award. He has been inducted into both the Songwriters Hall of Fame and the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. But this book isn't about awards. It's about the visceral experience of seeing Da Boss live, whether that's the thunderous introduction to 'Born To Run' or having 20,000 people sing the first lines of 'Hungry Heart' as the E Street Band play the opening chords. From late sixties concerts in New Jersey through to his marathon shows in recent years, over 250 fans from the USA, UK, Australia and Europe share memories of seeing a true rock 'n' roll legend in concert.

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NEIL COSSAR was guitarist in the late seventies group The Cheaters. Signed to Parlophone Records but never troubling the charts, they were named 'hardest working band of the year' by BBC Radio 1 after playing 321 gigs and recording an album in 1982! During the nineties, Neil worked as a radio DJ in Manchester, UK, before moving into music PR. His client list included Def Leppard, INXS, Joan Baez, Glen Campbell, Jean Michel Jarre, Natalie Imbruglia, The Hollies, Feist, The Stranglers, Barenaked Ladies and UB40. Neil launched his music trivia site This Day in Music.com in 1999.His published works include This Day In Music (Omnibus, 2010), Bob Dylan - The Day I Was There (Spenwood, 2025), David Bowie - A People's History (Spenwood, 2025), Bruce Springsteen - The Day I Was There (Spenwood 2025) and The Jam - The Day I Was There (with Richard Houghton) (Spenwood, 2025).Neil is presently playing music again, touring with The Guilty Men (theguiltymen.co.uk).

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