Ep 212 - Bruce Springsteen, Nelly Furtado, Andy Kim

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This week - a fascinating 1978 interview with Bruce Springsteen, who talks about dealing with the “Born To Run” media hype, being called “The Boss” and the first time he met Clarence Clemons. Plus, an entertaining early-career interview with Nelly Furtado, just as she was releasing her debut album. Also, a brand new chat with Montreal music legend Andy Kim about his 50 year career - from writing the classic “Sugar Sugar”, to starting his own record label in order to release the massive “R

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This week - a fascinating 1978 interview with Bruce Springsteen, who talks about dealing with the “Born To Run” media hype, being called “The Boss” (which he did NOT like) and the first time he met Clarence Clemons. Plus, an entertaining...

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