Springsteen Biopic Releases First Reviews in US

Jeremy Allen White stars as Bruce Springsteen in the upcoming biopic 'Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere,' which focuses on Springsteen's creation of the 1982 album 'Nebraska' and premieres on October 24. Despite having little prior musical experience, White trained intensively with vocal coach Eric Vetro and earned praise for authentically capturing Springsteen's essence without mere imitation. The film has received mostly positive reviews for its serious and intimate portrayal of the artist during this pivotal period, though some critics note it lacks broader context about Springsteen's career. Bruce Springsteen's longstanding cultural influence is highlighted through his historic performances, activism, and recent musical projects tied to significant events like 9/11. Additionally, Springsteen's musical legacy is reflected in the admiration of peers such as Neil Young, who publicly supported him during a dispute with President Trump and is believed to have honored Springsteen in his song 'Someday.' The importance of collaborative dynamics in music, exemplified by partnerships like Tom Petty and Mike Campbell, also underscores the creative environment that shaped artists like Springsteen.