Bruce Springsteen: Live in the Heartland by Janet Macoska, Peter Chakerian, and Dr. Lauren Onkey

Bruce Springsteen: Legendary Rock 'n' Roll Icon on Stage

This impressive coffee table book offers a unique insight into the career of Bruce Springsteen, captured by renowned rock photographer Janet Macoska. Photo book "Bruce Springsteen: Live in the Heartland" features iconic and rare photographs, both in black and white and color, of "The Boss" and the E Street Band, spanning five decades of performances.

What to expect:

• Unique Photo Collection: This photo book showcases Springsteen at his best, both on and off stage. The photos capture the intensity of his performances, from the early '70s to the legendary River Tour of 2016.
• Detailed Descriptions: Includes extensive setlists and accompanying texts by award-winning writer and journalist Peter Chakerian. The foreword is written by Dr. Lauren Onkey, music expert and Senior Director of NPR Music.
• A Lasting Impact: Bruce Springsteen has not only left his mark on modern music; he has helped lay its foundation. His poetic and authentic performances, as well as his political commentary, continue to be a source of inspiration for many generations.

This book is a must-have for every Bruce Springsteen fan and lover of rock photography, offering a visual journey through the history of one of the greatest rock stars of all time.

Praise:

“Bruce Springsteen in All His Rock Star Glory.” — Janet Macoska, The Daily Beast

“Two careers were born on that cold night in 1974. Macoska would blossom into one of the most notable rock ‘n’ roll photographers of the last 50 years. And Springsteen was on his way to becoming The Boss.” — Jay Crawford and Meg Hambach, wkyc3

“…Live In The Heartland covers almost five decades of touring from The Boss, and also includes set-lists and corresponding editorial content. The majority of the photos are previously unseen.” — Classic Rock Magazine

“There’s only one boss of rock ‘n’ roll.”  — Tria Wen, Reader’s Digest

“… an energetic and moving visual tour that records the romance between The Boss and the Cleveland stages.” — GQ Mexico

About Janet Macoska: Since 1974, Janet Macoska has captured rock legends, with work published in Rolling Stone, Vogue, and The New York Times, among others. Her photographs are part of permanent collections at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, the Smithsonian, and the National Portrait Gallery in London. She currently works for various music and corporate clients and regularly gives lectures about her impressive career in the music industry.