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Bruce Springsteen’s best song is featured heavily in a new featurette for ‘Deliver Me From Nowhere’
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The Mary Sue
Recommended VideosThe movie is not just another biopic about a musician, as director Scott Cooper said in a new featurette.
But what makes Deliver Me From Nowhere so unique to me is that the song is featured on the album.
It felt like I was getting to experience the magic of “Atlantic City” in a new way and this was JUST from the featurette.
“Everything dies, baby that’s a fact”I found solace in “Atlantic City” when my dad was dying.
So when news broke about Deliver Me From Nowhere focusing on Springsteen’s time writing the album, it meant the world to me.