SPRINGSTEEN OFFICIALLY WINS BIG — BUT NOT WITH A NEW HIT! Bruce Springsteen just released “Streets of Minneapolis” — a fierce protest song dedicated to Alex Pretti and Renée Good, two people killed in ICE raids in Minneapolis that he called “state terrorism.” He didn’t write to appease — he wrote to accuse, naming public deaths in every line and calling ICE “the PRESIDENT’S private army.” And as if the pent-up emotions exploded, Springsteen had already brought that spirit to the Manchester stage, opening his European tour with blunt criticism of the presidential administration — calling them “corrupt, incompetent, and treacherous.” The White House reaction? An unprecedented wave of personal attacks, turning the concert into a political battleground. On one side, a 76-year-old rock legend uses music to demand justice. On the other, anger responds with sarcasm.
Bruce Springsteen gave his latest stinging criticism of President Trump and his administration, calling them “treasonous” and “incompetent” to kick off the first show of his British…