Listen to Bruce Springsteen’s Magic Online

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Bruce Bruce Springsteen’s new album is getting some good reviews (5 stars from Rolling Stone, “A” from Entertainment Weekly); I put its Magnetic Fields-reminiscent “Girls in Their Summer Clothes” in my Top Ten on Monday, but I couldn’t find a good online sample for you to listen to. Now New York’s Q104.3 has posted a stream of the entire album on their Web site here. Thanks, New York’s Classic Rock! One more quote: The Guardian says Bruce is “a bulwark of artistic vision in a culture obsessed with youth.” Wait, are you calling him old?!