Hello and welcome to Trachee Divorses, everybody's favorite good podcast about bad relationships.

My name is Stacy.

Hey friends, Alicia here, thank you for joining us for today's Tale of Marital Misadventure, that of the boss.

Bruce, Bruce Springstein. There's so much in this story, one very trashy divorce and a whole boatload of Americana and everything else y'all like in a trashy divorce's story.

We are totally born to run around here, but before we do that, we do have a few thanks to give.

Thank you so much for joining us at Patreon.com slash trashy divorces, Beth P and Brenda A, two new super supporters.

Holy cat! So grateful Beth and Brenda.

Thank you, thank you, thank you.

So grateful to all of our Patreon Peep's new and sustaining sustaining and to you for tuning in today.

Hey Alicia, what else can we do now?

Nothing except roll down the window and let the wind blow back your hair. The night's busting open.

These two lanes and this trashy divorce will take us anywhere. Let's go go go. Y'all, I just can't help myself that little bit was from Thunder Road. It's my very favorite

Bruce Springsteen song. I'm certain you all have your own. Let's go ahead and start by just saying few musicians

have had the cultural impact or staying power of ICON Bruce Springsteen.

For decades he has told us the stories of working class Americans.

He's a spokesman of the common man.

Bruce has kind of found a way to balance being relatable and aspirational.

His lyrics are easily understood,

while also being kind of deep and socially conscious.

While often those lyrics are gritty, and hell of a storyteller. There's no doubt that Bruce Springsteen has been a staple of American

music since the early 1970s. You ready? In his career, he has sold more than 140 million albums worldwide.

For his devoted fans, Bruce Springstein sings of the thoughts and dreams

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