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Bruce Springsteen Vows to Continue “Until the Wheels Come Off” in “Road Diary” Trailer

- Springsteen/E Street Band doc streams on Hulu and Disney+ from Oct. 25

Bruce Springsteen just turned 75. But he ain’t goin’ nowhere.

“It’s too late to stop now,” Springsteen says in the first trailer from “Road Diary,” a new documentary streaming on Hulu and Disney+ beginning Oct. 25.

“I plan on continuing until the wheels come off and for as long as the audience will follow me. It’s my job.”

Filmed back and on stage during the E Street Band’s 2023-’24 touring cycle, the film also features archival footage, interviews with band members including Max Weinberg and Steven Van Zandt and performances of such songs as “Born to Run,” “Dancing in the Dark,” “Born in the USA” and “Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out.”

Van Zandt said “it blows my mind” to have watched Springsteen morph from a world-class introvert to one of the world’s-greatest entertainers.

But to Springsteen, who began gigging at 16, it’s simply “a deep and lasting part of who I am and how I justify my existence here on Earth.”

though my eyes are closed

to this tender, little ball

we pretend to call home

For if everything is different

then everything’s the same

and there isn’t any point

in even getting out of bed

Do you know what I mean?

I can see in your eyes

that you’re confused

When there’s so much love

why not take it all?

But I’m only entitled

to my little bit

so, I don’t want to step

on anybody’s toes

For if everything’s the same

then everything is different

and my heart is way too small

to hold your forgiveness

I hope you’ll

forgive me

for this

It's here, baby!

And I have go to bed soon!