Bruce Springsteen cracks joke about DWI at Broadway reopening
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Bruce Springsteen led the reopening of Broadway on Saturday night with a 30-minute performance at the St. James Theatre – where he enlisted the help of a few friends and even cracked a joke about his recent DUI.
Thrilled to be back, fully vaccinated fans cheered Springsteen's words so often he had to profanely tell them to settle down, lest the show take all night. His longtime guitarist, Steven Van Zandt, received a standing ovation when he took a seat in the audience. New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy and U.S. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg were also there Saturday night. "It's good to see everyone here tonight unmasked, sitting next to each other," Springsteen said. "What a year. I'm 71 years on this planet and I've never seen anything like it."
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