Oct 3, 2007 • 1 min read

Bruce Springsteen Day declared in Connecticut

The state of Connecticut has declared 2 October Bruce Springsteen Day, marking the start of his tour in Hartford, shortly after the release of his album Magic.

I've always said that you can only truly say you've 'made it' when you have a day dedicated in your name - honestly, I have. I said it just the other day. And that rule means that Bruce Springsteen has just made it (though I have a vague feeling he might have had a day in his honour before) after the state of Connecticut announced that yesterday (2 Oct) would be 'Bruce Springsteen Day'. The title has been bestowed upon the music legend, who released new album 'Magic' this week, after he kicked-off his tour in the Connecticut town of Hartford, clearly the biggest event to happen there for a good few hundred years.

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