Springsteen's 'Fighting Prayer' Rallies America at Toronto Concert
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Bruce Springsteen opened his Toronto concert with "Long Walk Home," a song he rarely uses as an opener, to comment on the U.S. election results. He described the performance as a "fighting prayer" for America, subtly acknowledging Donald Trump's victory. Springsteen, who endorsed Kamala Harris, had previously appeared at a Harris rally and criticized Trump in a campaign ad. The concert also featured "Land of Hope and Dreams," aligning with his political message.
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