Bruce Springsteen crashed a Steven Van Zandt show, and concertgoers couldn' t have been happier
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RED BANK, N. J. — Bruce Springsteen crashed a Steven Van Zandt show, and concertgoers couldn’t have been happier.
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The Boss surprised attendees at the concert when he performed during the encore.
Count Basie Theatre executive Jon Vena said Monday the crowd « erupted » when Van Zandt introduced Springsteen during the Saturday show as « a friend who’s out of work. »
Springsteen emerged on stage during the encore and played four songs, including « Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out » and a cover of Marvin Gaye’s « Can I Get a Witness. »
Van Zandt and the Disciples of Soul were playing at the Count Basie Theatre in Red Bank, New Jersey, to mark the release of Van Zandt’s album « SOULFIRE. »
Van Zandt is a member of Springsteen’s E Street Band.
It’s not the first time the New Jersey native Springsteen has surprised audiences. In April, he played a two-hour jam session at a New Jersey film festival.
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