May 11, 2005 • 1 min read

Springsteen talks politics

Bruce Springsteen says he has no political plans for 2008, adding he took part in the 2004 campaign because his work brought him there.

Bruce Springsteen has been voicing his thoughts on the next US presidential election, and has said that he has no plans so far to engage in any political activity in 2008, following John Kerry's loss in 2004. Springsteen, of course, took part in last year's Vote For Change Tour in support of the Democratic candidate.

'The Boss' said "I'd have to see if I was useful in any fashion and how I felt about things when it came around again. I don't have any political plan. It was something I did because that's where my work and my experience brought me at the time. Some folks thought I could be useful, and I was glad to pitch in my two cents. I prefer my day job."

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