“1,800 EPISODES… AND BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN JUST TURNED COLBERT’S FINAL WEEK INTO A COMPLETE NETWORK OF CHAOS.”
“1,800 EPISODES… AND BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN JUST TURNED COLBERT’S FINAL WEEK INTO A COMPLETE NETWORK OF CHAOS.” No one expected Bruce Springsteen to walk onto Stephen Colbert’s penultimate Late Show and immediately drop a “political bombshell.” But in seconds, The Boss stunned the audience with a scathing attack on both the U.S. President and Paramount—causing the studio to erupt. Then the unexpected twist: instead of a nostalgic farewell, Bruce performed “Streets of Minneapolis,” turning one of television’s final late nights into a devastating news explosion. One stage. Two icons. Millions of viewers. And now, the internet is in a massive explosion.
Bruce Springsteen takes jab at Trump, Paramount during Stephen Colbert’s second-to-last ‘Late Show’
Bruce Springsteen took center stage at Stephen Colbert’s penultimate “Late Show” on Wednesday, wasting no time to bash his familiar foe, President Trump, along with CBS parent company Paramount Skydance.
