‘Bruce Springsteen’s Letter To You’ documentary to premiere later this month

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Chris Willman Music WriterFor its upcoming virtual induction ceremony, to be telecast on HBO Nov. 7, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame has announced an extremely wide-ranging slew of guest stars, which is fitting, given this year’s extraordinarily eclectic cast of inductees.Dave Grohl will begin the show by introducing the class of 2020, to be followed by other stars offering testimonials about the impact of the Hall’s newcomers on their lives.

Christine & The Queens has shared a piano cover of Bruce Springsteen‘s ‘I’m On Fire’ – you can watch it below.Taken from the Boss’ 1984 album ‘Born In The U.S.A.’, the song has been covered by numerous artists over the years, including John Mayer, Tori Amos, Soccer Mommy, Bat For Lashes, Tegan And Sara, Ben Harper and more.Tonight (October 5), Christine & The Queens shared a video on Instagram of her covering the song. Sat at a piano, she ardently sings along to the fan favourite while delicately playing along.“I’m on fire. This is one of my favorite songs.

Apple's Bruce Springsteen doc, which looks into the creative process behind his latest album, has a release date. Bruce Springsteen’s Letter to You will hit Apple TV+ on Oct 23, the same day the album of the same name is due to be released.

Chris Willman Music WriterApple TV Plus will premiere the documentary about the making of Bruce Springsteen’s “Letter to You” on Oct. 23, the same day the album is released, the streaming service announced Monday.The documentary reunites Springsteen with Thom Zimny, his longtime filmmaking partner.

After decades of being on top of the music world, Bruce Springsteen continues to be a force to reckon with. And it appears that Apple is hoping fans’ love of the rock icon will drive them to subscribe the tech company’s streaming service later this month to watch the new doc, ‘Letter to You.’ READ MORE: ‘Western Stars’: Bruce Springsteen’s Concert Doc Is One For The Ages [TIFF Review] As seen in the teaser for “Bruce Springsteen’s Letter to You,” the film documents the recording session between the title musician and his E Street Band, as they record live together for the first time in 35 years.

Get ready for a unique look at The Boss’ creative process.

Anthony D'Alessandro Editorial Director/Box Office EditorApple TV+ will stream Bruce Springsteen’s Letter to You documentary on Oct. 23, which is the same day that the 20-time Grammy winner’s new album with The E Street Band Letter to You arrives. Letter to You is Springsteen’s first studio album recorded live and together with the E Street Band since 1984’s Born in the U.S.A.The project is the next piece in Springsteen’s autobiographical series that began with the memoir Born to Run, continued with Springsteen on Broadway and advanced through his film Western Stars.