Bruce Springsteen exhibit takes center stage in Long Branch
The exhibition highlights Springsteen’s ties to Long Branch and celebrating the 50th anniversary of his iconic album “Born to Run” on Aug. 25
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A new exhibit is taking center stage at the Jersey Shore, honoring New Jersey’s very own Bruce Springsteen.
It was rolled out by the Long Branch Arts & Cultural Center in collaboration with Monmouth University and the Bruce Springsteen Archives & Center for American Music.
The exhibition highlights Springsteen’s ties to Long Branch and celebrates the 50th anniversary of his iconic album “Born to Run” on Aug. 25.
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The musician wrote the album that launched him into worldwide fame while living in the West End section of Long Branch.
Fans will also get a look at rare photos and memorabilia, including a green drum set from Bruce’s early band, Earth, and a one-of-a-kind, exact replica of the guitar seen on the “Born to Run” album cover.
The exhibit opened to the public on Monday.
