The Bruce Springsteen Center for American Music, located at Monmouth University, showcases exhibits celebrating one of New Jersey’s most renowned figures, Bruce Springsteen. The center not only highlights his contributions to music but also delves into the wider narrative of American music.

Renowned journalist Geoff Bennett recently had a conversation with Bruce Springsteen, often referred to as ‘The Boss’, to explore the center’s significance. They discussed Springsteen’s enduring musical legacy and his perspectives on current civic matters. This interview is featured in the CANVAS series, which is part of PBS’s arts and culture programming.

About Geoff Bennett: Geoff Bennett serves as the co-anchor and co-managing editor of PBS NewsHour. He is known for his thorough reporting and insightful analysis on political and cultural dynamics influencing American society.

About Sam Weber: Sam Weber is a shooter and producer for PBS NewsHour Weekend. His work has spanned topics from minimum wage living to consumer finance. Before joining PBS NewsHour, he contributed to Need to Know on PBS and worked in public radio. He has a keen interest in cycling and is a fan of the Chicago Bulls.