Bruce Springsteen

In November 1990, Bruce Springsteen delivered a powerful performance of 'Real World' at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles. This concert came just after the release of his album 'Human Touch,' which dropped earlier that year in March. Interestingly, 'Human Touch' marked a shift in Springsteen's sound, moving towards a more polished rock style and featuring a more diverse range of themes. During this time, he was grappling with the balance between his artistic vision and commercial appeal, showcasing his deep connection with fans through raw and relatable lyrics. The era was vital for Springsteen, as he navigated personal changes and the evolving music landscape while continuing to solidify his status as an iconic storyteller.

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