In Barcelona, the first stop of the new European tour of Bruce Springsteen, 73, and the E Street Band, on April 28, Michelle Obama joined the group on stage on backing vocals and tambourine for Glory Days, alongside Steven Spielberg's wife. Meanwhile, the latter filmed the audience from the dressing room he shared with the former American president. The Democratic intelligentsia had met in one of the countries where Springsteenian fervor is most active outside the United States. Correspondent in Washington for France Inter between 2016 and 2020, currently director of the reporting service of BFMTV and connoisseur of the work, Grégory Philipps considers that the singer is "a columnist who tells Americans what they have been living for fifty years".
It was indeed in 1973 that the musician from New Jersey released his first album on the Columbia Records label, that of Bob Dylan and Leonard Cohen. "At the very beginning, when he sang in...
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