Clarence Clemons of the E Street Band passed away due to complications of a stroke on June 18, 2011. He was 69.
The Boss has dished out some words of wisdom through the years, and who wouldn't trust Bruce Springsteen for advice?
Older cars were parked outside Frank's for the shoot, with the early-1980s powder blue license plates attached.
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Inside the legend of Bruce Springsteen’s lost ‘Born to Run’ piano — the ‘holy grail’ that could be worth a fortuneBruce Springsteen feels out a tune on a different piano before ... and of all people ran into Springsteen’s right-hand man ...
The piano Bruce Springsteen used to write “Born to ... ran into Springsteen’s right-hand man and saxophone player Clarence Clemons — he was also getting his teeth cleaned — and he asked ...
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Clarence Clemons' Rolls-Royce: Classic, V8 Engine, and 200 HPClarence Clemons, the legendary saxophonist of the E Street Band, knew how to live large, and his 1971 Rolls-Royce Silver ...
Columnist Pat Beall takes a look at the chaos in Riviera Beach, where every mayoral candidate in the upcoming March election ...
The Bruce Springsteen movie “Deliver Me from Nowhere” filmed on Monday, Dec. 9, at Frank’s Deli & Restaurant in Asbury Park — and the Boss himself made the shoot. Springsteen came out of ...
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