Guardian Music — Singer felt suicidal while recording 1982 album Nebraska, and says self-loathing is what drives great artistsFor all his accolades, fortune and millions of fans, Bruce Springsteen has been in therapy for 30 years, he has revealed in the New Yorker. "... more info

ContactMusic — Bruce Springsteen felt suicidal and depressed in the 1980s according to his biographer Dave Marsh who is also a good friend of the musician claims the Born to Run hitmaker was feeling down around the time that he was finishing his sixth... more info

411 Mania — The Boss had some problems... more info

Topix — Behind the accolades, the celebrity and sold-out shows that painted the public life of Bruce Springsteen, was a dark depression that the Boss battled for decades, a New Yorker profile reveals . more info

Prefix — Never one to be shy about his opinions, which was recently demonstrated in his Twitter rant when the plugged ... Read the full article at http://www.prefixmag.com/news/steven-van-zandt-addresses-show-length-and-the-pot/67435/ more info

ContactMusic — Bruce Springsteen fell out with Steven Van Zandt over the lyrics to his song AinT Got You after his sidekick insisted it was a mistake to brag about his wealth The Boss sings about his diamonds and gold priceless art and houses across the country in ... more info

ContactMusic — Bruce Springsteen has been in therapy since 1982 when he first sought help for suicidal thoughts while recording his classic album Nebraska The news comes from The Boss longtime friend and biographer Dave Marsh as part of a Springsteen expose in the ... more info

USA Today Music — The rock group's fourth album, which is mostly about love, pushes past the Springsteen influence. more info

ContactMusic — Bruce Springsteen developed a special bond with his longtime manager when he recently underwent major brain surgery Jon Landau tells the New Yorker magazine that The Boss was often at his bedside helping his manager through some desperate times when ... more info

USA Today Music — This Boss talks affectionately about his employees -- members of the E Street Band. more info