Bruce Springsteen delivered fans a trove of electric versions of songs from "Nebraska." These are some of the most intriguing.

Deliver Me From Nowhere," a new biopic from Scott Cooper about the life of Bruce Springsteen. The film specifically focuses on the making of "Nebraska," Springsteen's iconic sixth studio album. Released in 1982,

Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere soundtrack guide with full song list, who performs each track, where it plays in the film, plus production details, cast, and verified quotes.

"Born in the U.S.A." was meant for a Paul Schrader film and excluded from Bruce Springsteen's "Nebraska" album. Here's how it became an iconic song.

The new Boss biopic robs his music of its mythic American qualities.

The song was “Dancing in the Dark,” the future lead single from Born in the U.S.A. Hearing it for the first time, Landau was convinced Springsteen had delivered the hit he asked for. Springsteen and the band cut six takes of the song on February 14. Roughly another month was spent making 58 mixes of it until everyone was satisfied.

That fateful day in 1983, the producer told his client that the album Springsteen was working on had no material worth turning into a single. “When I used the word single, in my own mind, I meant it in a much bigger sense,

Starring Jeremy Allen White, writer-director Scott Cooper’s portrait of The Boss is "cartoonishly reductive and crassly fictionalized in the manner of most formula Hollywood biopics, yet stubbornly absent any of the genre’s cheeseball satisfactions,