Bruce Springsteen

In March 1991, Bruce Springsteen, alongside Chaka Khan and John Fogerty, performed the iconic "Mustang Sally" at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony, a true testament to rock legends. This performance came just after Springsteen released his hugely successful album "Human Touch" in 1992, marking a pivotal moment as he pushed musical boundaries with a new sound. At this induction, not only did Springsteen highlight his admiration for Wilson Pickett, a key influence in soul music, but it also showcased the camaraderie of rock's elite coming together to honor their roots. Fun fact: this event was a blast, blending rock and soul, and Springsteen's raw energy on stage always reminds fans of why he’s called “The Boss.” His ability to evoke deep emotions through music has cemented his legacy in the industry.

Watch on YouTube