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My husband is the Springsteen fan in the family, but he surprised me with this book and I ended up really enjoying it. It isn't just an account of how Bruce Springsteen came to record the legendary rock album Born in the USA; the author explores imaginary albums that never came to be, what it means to be a heartland rock band, and how Springsteen's evolution reveals the cracks in the heart of America itself.
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I've read Hyden's other books and I love his style. Coming from my generation, he is a great writer writing about the bands and artists I love(d) and care about. I'm looking forward to whatever his next book may be. He could write about an artist I had no desire to listen to in the past and by the end of the book, I would have devoured that artists whole catalog with fervor and have an overall deeper understanding of what they were trying to convey. Keep it up Steven
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A very enjoyable read for any fan of The Boss. Hyden's love and knowledge of Springsteen's music shines through. The author brings us on a journey through Bruce's career with a focus on the Born in the USA album and its effect on Springsteen's later albums, his career and his life.