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Springsteen Hated 'Born In The USA' Song, Meet The Patriot Who Saved It
If it was left up to Bruce Springsteen, the mega-hit song "Born in the USA" would
never have been heard by anyone.
In a recent interview, Springsteen pissed off a lot of middle-class Americans as he
revealed why he hates that song and tried to tank it.
Luckily, there was one patriot who urged Springsteen to keep it, but you'll be shocked at Springsteen's
words for anyone who feels pride listening to that song.
Bruce Springsteen's is pissing off his fan base as he reveals that he is not the person
he has been portraying himself to be.
He made his money as the working class rocker who related to those Americans who loved their
country.
Now, Bruce admits he hated one of his biggest hits, "Born in the USA."
"Bruce Springsteen has revealed he nearly gave up one of his most iconic anthems 'Born
In The USA,' admitting he believed it was too insincere," reports Daily Mail.
Speaking at a Q&A session with Tom Hanks at the Tribeca Film Festival, the 67-year-old
rocker opened up to the Oscar-winning actor, insisting that it was E Street Band guitarist
Stevie Van Zandt who convinced him to keep the 1984 hit.
Bruce confessed, "I remember at the time thinking it's too glib.
It's too glib.
I think I still think that.
But Stevie said, 'No, no, no – it's about the band, the brotherhood of the band,
the fans.'"
So, Bruce Springsteen thinks "Born in the USA" is too glib, meaning shallow and insincere.
How is taking pride in your country and honoring Vietnam veterans shallow?
The song's lyrics tell the tale of a Vietnam vet, and those vets cherish the song.
Stevie Van Zandt is also known for his role on "The Sopranos."
Van Zandt is the son of Italian immigrants, and he took his stepfather's last name after
his father died and his mother remarried.
Van Zandt stays clear of politics, but he did make headlines when he defended Mike Pence
and told those in the Broadway production of "Hamilton" to apologize for their rudeness
to the Vice President.
"I gave him the benefit of the doubt [about Born in the USA]," Springsteen said of Stevie
Van Zandt.
"We've played it an awful lot ever since.
But I was always a little frightened of it.
And the whole record I always have mixed feelings about."
The older Bruce Springsteen gets, the more his far leftist views are coming out.
"The Boss" made his fans believe he was like them.
Springsteen's fan base has been patriotic Americans, just like Trump's supporters.
It's the forgotten men and women who work in the factories, our veterans, and those
who live in the same towns they were born in, hoping to keep the values intact.
Now, Bruce is spitting in their faces by saying "Born in the USA" is a shallow, insincere
song.
It angers people when they feel duped.
Springsteen joins the ranks of the other Barack Obama sycophants who hate America.
These idiots get rich, and they forget there is nothing really special about them.
Bruce Springsteen can play guitar and can sing a song, so what?
Somehow, it goes to their heads and they become arrogant fools.
Stevie Van Zandt understood patriotic Americans and proved Bruce is the insincere, shallow
one, not the song "Born in the USA."
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