Watch Bruce Springsteen’s Emotional ‘My Hometown’ at the Tonys

Bruce Springsteen received a special award, and last night, he showed off "my hometown" at the 72nd Tony Awards ceremony.

Billy Joel announced this honor. This recognizes the stage that Bruce is highly regarded for Broadway.

Springsteen provided a short thank you message. "I am very grateful," he said. "Thank you for making me very popular, as a member of the Broadway community, this is a very exciting honor and one of the most exciting things I have ever experienced."

Springsteen began his view of "my hometown" later adapted to his solo exhibition, "my hometown" born in the USA in 1984, he discussed the Catholic church in Lima. A situation that grows near the Frauenkirche church. New Jersey free hold. "It is surrounded by all relatives of God and I," Springsteen remembered, and witnessed efforts of his neighbor's cause "to deter the devil trying to destroy the neighborhood and the inside".

Actor Neil Patrick Harris, former host of Tonys, later accepted the Springsteen mission, and there was no more improvising speech in his speech. "Springsteen won, he used a word processor, I did not get the logic," Harris said, "I think that using a word processor is safe to remember your line." Director What to say. "

Broadway on Broadway debuted at Walter Kerr Theater in October 2017 and was announced for the first time in about a month. Joel pointed out that this program will be extended until December 2018 and will perform more than 200 performances. "Boss" Joel joked.

The colloquial segment of the concert station combines the elements of the Springsteen 2016 memoir, born to run with new ideas. Broadway's Prosteen has places in his career, such as popular songs like my hometown and deeper choices.

This is a review of my experience at Springsteen's Broadway, which is a starring of the unique Bruce Springsteen at the Walter Kerr Theater in New York. For most fans like me, seeing the live broadcast of Bruce Springsteen is a very kind of experience I tried to share my 2 hour show here according to the preference list. The market is interpreted and the lyrics are mixed with my comments. (SPOILER ALERT) In his own words, all rock stars "serve the truth." But especially his childhood hero Elvis Presley. As he grows up he is the man he wants to be. "I am standing on the stone at midnight / I am hanging on my masquerade ball / I comb through till my hair gets polite and I will order a night trip" (Growin 'Up)

Springsteen of Broadway began with the first performance of Springsteen. At some point in the freehold in the 1950s, the young blues brought his guitar to the backyard, bounced, and beating it, no matter whether it was a musical instrument or quite a musical instrument. Screaming, and he always admits that "the most important thing is to use it ...". Two hours later, back in Broadway, at the end of the show, the 70 - year - old blues beat his guitar again and beat the pose. . Between them, the speech and the song have an undeniable emotional truth, but although he tried, the blues can not escape completely from the impersonation. Next time, Mr. Springsteen, more facts, a little pose