Jeremy Allen White talks about ‘Challenge’ as Bruce Springsteen

What’s more challenging than trying to run a kitchen in a restaurant? Try to be a rock star for a day. Within two weeks, Jeremy Allen White portrayed Bruce Springsteen Save me from anywhereIt will be global, and he says the role is “the biggest challenge I have faced to date.” There are many reasons why White feels this way. He has to find a way to make movie fans, music fans, Springsteen fans and Bruce himself happy with his portrayal of the “Born in the USA” singer. It’s a lot of pressure to take on, but that’s why they call Bruce “Boss.” “I knew I was going to be between Bruce Springsteen and these fans that he had accumulated decade after decade after decade,” White says. CBS Sunday Morning In a lengthy interview. “There is a real purity in the relationship between musicians specifically and their audiences and fans… In the beginning, I approached it like this: How will I make everyone happy? At a certain point, I realized that this was a fool’s errand. While White didn’t have a specific moment that gave him enough confidence to say he “got it” about portraying Springsteen, he was able to channel that concern and respect for Springsteen into a “very strong work ethic” for a performance he felt proud of.