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Bruce Springsteen on Hearing The Beatles, His First Band, and 'Hungry Heart' | The First Time

Bruce Springsteen reminisces on hearing The Beatles for the first time in his mom's car, the first rock band he formed (that lasted two rehearsals), and the first time he heard his crowd sing along to "Hungry Heart." When asked about the first time a song changed his life, the rock legend shared a vivid story from his adolescence, when the Beatles’ “I Want to Hold Your Hand” came on the car radio while he was in the car with his mother. “I immediately demanded she let me out, I ran to the bowling alley, ran down a long neon-lit aisle… ran to the phone booth, got in the phone booth, immediately called my girl and said, ‘Have you heard this band called the Beatles?’” Springsteen said. “And after that, it was nothing but rock & roll with guitars.” Springsteen went on to recall a few other firsts, like how his introduction to punk came from reading about the budding musical movement in London, which prompted him to buy a slew of records — not having heard a note — from a record shop that was importing them. He also told the story of purchasing his first Hank Williams record, hearing Bob Dylan’s “Like a Rolling Stone” for the first time and playing with his first band, the Merchants, a guitar, drum and saxophone trio that practiced in a friend’s kitchen. Get the full story at: https://bit.ly/2JBIfrf