If you grew up in New Jersey in the 70s or 80s, chances are you grew up loving Bruce Springsteen. You may have bought all his albums, camped out in line for concert tickets, (remember wristbands?) and maybe you were lucky enough to meet him one of the many times he just showed up at your favorite Jersey Shore club and played. That was then, this is now. Now you're older, your dreams of being "sprung from cages on Highway 9" or leaving that "town full of losers" have settled into a job or career, maybe a family and a political viewpoint that may not jive with the hero of your youth. That young Bruce that sang about our early struggles has gone on to form his opinions from a struggle-free life, not so much for the rest of us who live in New Jersey.