Summer Jamz are here! These are Finest Worksongs epipods where we cover one song instead of a full album. 

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Summer Jamz are here! These are Finest Worksongs epipods where we cover one song instead of a full album. 

Follow us on social media @finestworksongs

Summer Jamz are here! These are Finest Worksongs epipods where we cover one song instead of a full album. 

Follow us on social media @finestworksongs

Summer Jamz are here! These are Finest Worksongs epipods where we cover one song instead of a full album. 

Follow us on social media @finestworksongs

Summer Jamz are here! These are Finest Worksongs epipods where we cover one song instead of a full album. 

Follow us on social media @finestworksongs

Summer Jamz are here! These are Finest Worksongs epipods where we cover one song instead of a full album. 

Follow us on social media @finestworksongs

It’s hard to imagine, but there was a time when Bruce Springsteen wasn’t “The Boss.” In fact, there was a time where he was on the verge of being just a nobody, just another regional musician, trying to make it around New Jersey and New York. But like so many things orbiting Springsteen, there’s a legend to the story. With his breakthrough album “Born to Run,“ Springsteen won over the critics and the fans alike. In the process, he unleashed onto the world perhaps his most seminal song— the album title track. The world was primed and ready for Bruce Springsteen — and the world would never be the same.

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Summer Jamz are here! These are Finest Worksongs epipods where we cover one song instead of a full album. 

Follow us on social media @finestworksongs

Summer Jamz are here! These are Finest Worksongs epipods where we cover one song instead of a full album. 

Follow us on social media @finestworksongs

Summer Jamz are here! These are Finest Worksongs epipods where we cover one song instead of a full album. 

Follow us on social media @finestworksongs