Bruce Springsteen He is one of the most iconic north -American singers in history, but his children would not know.
“Except some guitars and a piano, you would not know that the musicians lived here,” said Springsteen, 75 The times Posted on Saturday, June 21. “The children grew up in another house in the city, a medium -sized house, unlike those who lived their friends and we tried to maintain a very natural domestic existence for them. Anything else is a load they do not need.”
Springsteen, described as a “bitch of attention,” said to the departure that their children could not import less for their massive musical success.
“They ignore it,” said the “Born in the United States” singer of his three children, Evan, 34, Jessica, 33, and Samuel, 31, who shares with his wife and member of the street band on street. Patti Sialfa. “They could come to a program, bring their friends, but it has never been a central part of their lives.”
Bruce Springsteen and his wife, Patti Sialfa, protected their three children from their Superstard when they were younger. In a recent interview with The Times, Springsteen, 75, opened up why he and Sialfa, 71, “did not expose” his children – 34, Jessica, 32, and Samuel, 30, to his fame at the beginning. “When they (…)
This is not the first time that Springsteen has opened itself about his children and his little interest in his music career. In 2017 the singer spoke The New York Times About their adult children and how they manage their father’s fame.
“We had our children late, he was 40 years old when our first child was born and they showed a healthy disinterest in our work all the years,” he said at the time. “They had their own musical heroes, they had their own music that was interested in them. They would be quite blank if someone mentioned a song of my song.”
While some musicians may have problems with their children who care for their success, Springsteen, who is receiving biopic treatment in the next movie Deliver me from the place protagonist The bears Jeremy Allen White As head, he says his family and his quiet life in New Jersey keep him humble and focused on the things they really care about.
“I was lucky to have – Elvisthe Beatles and Bob DylanTo follow in his footsteps, or not to follow his footsteps, “he explained.” From there I learned the importance that it was not to lose the focus on who I am or the work I am doing. It is more important than money, though it is great to pay well. It is more important than fame, but this can also be fun and sometimes a nuisance. I just wanted to write great songs, play great shows and have a conversation with a great audience. It’s what I dedicated my life to doing. “
