The Use of Symbolism in Bruce Springsteen's Work

Bruce Springsteen was born on September 23, 1949 as a working-class parent of New Jersey, where he was born and raised. His father, Doug Springsteen, struggled to maintain a stable job, his mother, Adele served as a secretary. Springsteen enrolled in a Catholic school and undergoes religious education. The relationship between Bruce and his father was troublesome and affected his creation. If he had a better relationship with his father, Bruce said "I am going to write a happy song - I tried it in the early 1990s but it did not work ... Anyway, to go to work I wore my overall "(Biography of Bruce Springsteen 1) Bruce Springsteen's song is a tribute to this work

Part of this book is more complicated in the performance of Bruce Springsteen, played by Bruce Springsteen, and now Bruce Springsteen. Attract everyone. This is different from Bruce Springsteen of Hammersmith Odeon in 1975. The audience dreams more, but he is obviously cynical, playing towards the dreamer's audience, but I do not know if he thinks as much as before. Ha: The song that he believes best now seems to be a song without a happy ending. For example, "Atlantic City". You are sitting at the edge of your seat and waiting for this terrible life to get better. This song opened the image of the house being blown up, and that alone did not solve it. That is why I think that "Atlantic City" is wonderful - it opens fighting on a promenade not only opening the image of the houses being dismantled but also not knowing how to handle your own city. The central character of the story, the spokesperson of the song, was unable to create a better life for himself. He never sent a better life for myself. The last section of "Atlantic City" is very tragic, the last sentence "I saw a man last night, I do something for him." This is the person at the end of their wisdom. It was accepted in a bad way. Finally, the character himself says, "Now I am one of the people who do something wrong now, despite knowing that the results and it will work out."