After months of anticipation, “Letter to You” has finally arrived.
Bruce Springsteen’s soaring 20th studio album officially dropped Friday (after leaking online earlier this week), marking his first full-length record with The E Street Band since “High Hopes” in 2014.
Recorded in just five days at The Boss’s
"House of a Thousand Guitars"
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