Bruce Springsteen reopens Broadway — and opens up about his DWI
NY Post
The 471-day shutdown of Broadway, the longest in its history, ended Saturday night in a way none of us ever expected — with Bruce Springsteen.
Leapfrogging the traditional razzle-dazzle musicals like “Hamilton,” “Wicked” and “The Lion King,” which will return on Sept. 14, The Boss kicked off a 30-performance limited engagement of his solo show this weekend at the St. James Theatre. While the summer stint is sure to help reinvigorate the struggling Times Square neighborhood — which has suffered from crime, homelessness and stagnation during the pandemic — Springsteen never uttered the word “Broadway” once on Saturday, despite his historic role in reopening it.
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