Unreality Music — BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN has heaped praise on PATTI SMITH for transforming his song BECAUSE THE NIGHT into a rock classic, insisting he has no regrets about giving up the track in the early years ... more info

Jam! Showbiz Music, Canada — Bruce Springsteen proved he was a good sport on Tuesday when he donned a wig and fake facial hair to perform an acoustic rock version of Willow Smith's Whip My Hair with comedian Jimmy Fallon on TV. more info

Totally Fuzzy — Pinhead said... Red Red Wine On A Sunday #66 Love In Reverse Here's the Playlist: Gone For Good, Nobunny, First Blood Hope Springs Eternal, Mixtapes, Maps Give Me Everything, The Ills, Demo Tracks Lemonworld, The National, High Violet Be Brave, The S... more info

ContactMusic — BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN has heaped praise on PATTI SMITH for transforming his song BECAUSE THE NIGHT into a rock classic, insisting he has no regrets about giving up the track in... more info

ContactMusic — BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN proved he was a good sport on Tuesday (16Nov10) when he donned a wig and fake facial hair to perform an acoustic rock version of WILLOW SMITH's WHIP MY HAIR... more info

Big Apple Music Scene — Last night on Late Night With Jimmy Fallon, Bruce Springsteen stopped by the set. And if you're going to have The Boss in studio, what else would you do besides dress your host up as Neil Young for a Whip My Hair duet? Willow Smith's first single is... more info

Chorus.fm — *"Neil Young"* and *Bruce Springsteen (http://brucespringsteen.com)* can be seen covering *Willow Smith (http://myspace.com/willowsmith)*'s smash hit "Whip My Hair" right here (http://www.styleite.com/media/jimmy-fallon-whip-my-hair/). more info

Perez Hilton — Check out the video (above) to see Neil Young but really Jimmy Fallon and Bruce Springsteen perform a unique interpretation of Willow Smith's Whip My Hair. LOLs. Which version of this song do U prefer? more info

People.com — The Late Night host channels Neil Young on an acoustic (and funny) reading of the pop song more info

E! Online — Some songs transcend genre. Like Reba McEntire channeling Beyoncé while belting out "If I Were a Boy" at last week's CMAs, or Gwyneth Paltrow tackling "Conjunction... more info