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Here's Bob and Sherry.

I've got no option but to sell you all for scientific experiments.

It's the Bob and Sherry Show with Bob.

What have I become?

And Sherry.

I don't sit like a lady and I swear like a pirate.

And now from the palatial Bob and Sherry studios, it's Bob and Sherry. Oh, we are so glad to have

you with us, our entire crew here in the Bob and Sherry show, Max and Doc and Sherry and me. And, you know, I'm in a very good mood, but I am confused.

What's the big brouhaha about Bruce's lyrics in Thunder Road?

Why is that out of the blue now a thing?

Well, while you were having a much needed break from media and news, Apparently, a firestorm kicked up in the country.

And it started the day before the 4th of July when a reporter for the New York Times just sent

out a random tweet.

She was in the audience at Springsteen's Broadway show.

And she was waiting for the show to start.

And she posted a, she tweeted a photo of the stage with the line, the screen door slams, Mary's dress swaves. Sways. The entire world exploded in rage. It's not sways. It's waves. Well, here's the problem. The first issue of Born to Run had the lyric written as waves. Springsteen's

official website had waves, but Springsteen's memoir, which he wrote himself, had sways, and a

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