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Springsteen adds San Diego tour date in response to homeless crisis
Boss Stop
Forlorn in the U.S.A.: The Boss casts a mournful eye over the scene on the streets of San Diego, as an image of the American flag gradually fades away in the background.
“Ordinarily, I wouldn’t bother bringing a tour to a pleasant paradise sort of place like San Diego,” said Bruce Springsteen at a press conference announcing the surprise addition of a Pechanga Arena concert during his upcoming tour with the E Street Band. “It didn’t do my image any favors when I got photographed frolicking in the surf on that Australian beach a few years back. I’m supposed to be a working class hero; what was I doing so far from the Jersey Shore? So what would be the point of visiting San Diego, just so I could get photographed feeding tigers at the Zoo in the celebrities-only area? But then I started hearing about the homeless problem: tent cities, transient killers, patient-dumping, people freezing to death in the park. That’s the kind of hard-luck living I sing about, that’s the kind of pain that moves product. So I knew it would do me some good to stop by and soak up the scene.” Tickets for the Springsteen concert start at $120 and range up to $2300.
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Springsteen adds San Diego tour date in response to homeless crisis
Boss Stop
Springsteen adds San Diego tour date in response to homeless crisis
Boss Stop
Forlorn in the U.S.A.: The Boss casts a mournful eye over the scene on the streets of San Diego, as an image of the American flag gradually fades away in the background.
“Ordinarily, I wouldn’t bother bringing a tour to a pleasant paradise sort of place like San Diego,” said Bruce Springsteen at a press conference announcing the surprise addition of a Pechanga Arena concert during his upcoming tour with the E Street Band. “It didn’t do my image any favors when I got photographed frolicking in the surf on that Australian beach a few years back. I’m supposed to be a working class hero; what was I doing so far from the Jersey Shore? So what would be the point of visiting San Diego, just so I could get photographed feeding tigers at the Zoo in the celebrities-only area? But then I started hearing about the homeless problem: tent cities, transient killers, patient-dumping, people freezing to death in the park. That’s the kind of hard-luck living I sing about, that’s the kind of pain that moves product. So I knew it would do me some good to stop by and soak up the scene.” Tickets for the Springsteen concert start at $120 and range up to $2300.
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