You know what they say about The River... it flows Swiftly.
Last night (November 14), Bruce Springsteen began his week-long stint as the lead guest on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon in celebration of his new record Only the Strong Survive. As that title might suggest, the Boss knows a thing or two about the wrath of the Swifties — his Olympic medalist daughter Jessica among them.
Apparently, the apple doesn't fall too far from the tree: when Fallon asked if he would ever consider performing with Taylor Swift, Springsteen revealed that he has plans to attend one of the pop star's concerts on her upcoming Eras Tour alongside his daughter.
In asking the singer-songwriter to address a series of rumours, the host pointed to the fact that both he and Swift were going to be touring in 2023, and that they have a Jack Antonoff in common. "There's a theory that maybe the two of you will pop into each other's shows from time to time," Fallon inquired.
"Because my daughter is gonna make sure, I will be at the Taylor Swift show," Springsteen revealed. He added, "And she's welcome on E Street any time."
Now that's one hot (read: expensive) ticket!
See the interview clip below, along with Springsteen's performance of "Do I Love You (Indeed I Do)" on The Tonight Show.
Last night (November 14), Bruce Springsteen began his week-long stint as the lead guest on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon in celebration of his new record Only the Strong Survive. As that title might suggest, the Boss knows a thing or two about the wrath of the Swifties — his Olympic medalist daughter Jessica among them.
Apparently, the apple doesn't fall too far from the tree: when Fallon asked if he would ever consider performing with Taylor Swift, Springsteen revealed that he has plans to attend one of the pop star's concerts on her upcoming Eras Tour alongside his daughter.
In asking the singer-songwriter to address a series of rumours, the host pointed to the fact that both he and Swift were going to be touring in 2023, and that they have a Jack Antonoff in common. "There's a theory that maybe the two of you will pop into each other's shows from time to time," Fallon inquired.
"Because my daughter is gonna make sure, I will be at the Taylor Swift show," Springsteen revealed. He added, "And she's welcome on E Street any time."
Now that's one hot (read: expensive) ticket!
See the interview clip below, along with Springsteen's performance of "Do I Love You (Indeed I Do)" on The Tonight Show.
