Inside the E Street Band, with Jake Clemons

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Inside the E Street Band, with Jake Clemons

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What's it like for Bruce Springsteen to be your actual boss? Jake Clemons shares the unlikely story of his journey from fan to member of E Street Band – and goes inside his debut album as a singer/songwriter, Fear & Love

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