Bruce Springsteen's "Nebraska" opens with the eerie siren whine of a harmonica, setting the stage for what's to be an unsettlingly terse first-person account of Charles Starkweather's 1958 murder ...
Another disarming detail is the aha moment when Bruce first gets the idea for “Nebraska” by catching “Badlands” on TV. In a way, it makes sense — the album’s title track will be told from the point-of ...
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