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Journey rocker slams Bruce Springsteen as ‘annoying, bitter old man’ for political rants at concerts

Journey keyboardist Jonathan Cain has sparked controversy by labeling Bruce Springsteen an 'annoying, bitter old man' over his concert political rants.

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Jonathan Cain of the band Journey has criticized Bruce Springsteen, describing him as an "annoying, bitter old man." Cain's comments specifically target Springsteen's political rants during his concert performances. Coverage from Variety, The Independent, and the New York Post emphasizes Cain's demand for Springsteen to "shut up," adding that because Springsteen was "born in the USA," he should "act like it." Other reports from the San Francisco Chronicle and Ultimate Classic Rock reinforce the nature of the public dispute.

Future developments depend on whether Springsteen or his representatives respond to the accusations made by Cain.

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Who criticized Bruce Springsteen?

Jonathan Cain, a member of the band Journey.

What specifically prompted the criticism?

According to the New York Post, Cain is responding to Springsteen's political rants at concerts.

What phrases did Jonathan Cain use to describe Springsteen?

Cain called him an "annoying, bitter old man" and told him to "shut up."

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