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The Pulitzer Prize-winning author of Children of Crisis offers a unique vision of musical legend Bruce Springsteen and the influence of his music on both the lives of ordinary Americans and on the American literary tradition, examining the meaning of Springsteen's lyrics and profiling "The Boss" as a poet within a larger social, cultural, and philosophical context. Reprint. 26,000 first printing. Additional Details
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BOOK TYPE : NF
DEWEY CLASSIFICATION : 782.42166/092
LANGUAGE : ENGLISH
NUMBER OF PAGES : 244
PUBLISH DATE : 2004/11/01
PUBLISHER IMPRINT CODE : RANPP
PUBLISHER NAME : RANDOM HOUSE INC
PUBLISHER STATUS CODE : OS
RETURNS ACCEPTED? : YES
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