Bruce Springsteen opens up about mental health battles
In a recent interview with Esquire, musician Bruce Springsteen opened up about his battles with mental health.
The Boss isn’t going to let turning 70 end his “Glory Days.”
Rock legend Bruce Springsteen — who reaches the milestone age in September — has revealed plans to take the E Street Band back on the road.
“We will go on tour next year,” Springsteen told the Italian newspaper Repubblica. “I’ll record with the E Street Band in the autumn, and when we are done, we’ll go on tour.”
“Of course, I always come to Rome. I love it,” he told the paper while in the Italian city supporting daughter Jessica at an equestrian event.
As well as a new tour and album, Springsteen, whose hits include “Glory Days” and “Born to Run,” also confirmed a documentary capturing the making of his eagerly awaiting new singer-songwriter work, “Western Stars,” set for release June 14.
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“I’m very happy,” he told the paper. “We also shot a backstage film, in which we filmed the whole recording process from start to finish, at my house. The album contains many small narratives set in the American West.”
He was also full of praise for Rome, calling it “one of the most alive” and “most beautiful” cities in the world.
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“I always say: if I could choose where to live, I’d choose Rome. If I could choose where to die, I’d choose Rome,” he added with a laugh.
This article originally appeared in Page Six.
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