So this is what Bruce Spingsteen looks like shirtless at age 63.
So this is what Bruce Spingsteen looks like shirtless at age 63.
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#1So this is what Bruce Spingsteen looks like shirtless at age 63.
Posted: 9/22/13 at 9:37am
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#2So this is what Bruce Spingsteen looks like shirtless at age 63.
Posted: 9/22/13 at 9:56amThere's something strange about the photo. For instance, look from his right shoulder down the arm. Very weird proportions. I suspect photoshopping. If i took a closer look I could probably detect some more problems.
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#2So this is what Bruce Spingsteen looks like shirtless at age 63.
Posted: 9/22/13 at 10:31amI agree with Jane. Something seems off. Look at the size of his head in the shot where he's sunbathing (the pic where he's seated). I also would have pegged Springsteen as a hairier guy.
#3So this is what Bruce Spingsteen looks like shirtless at age 63.
Posted: 9/22/13 at 10:31amI think that's just due to the placement and movement of his arm and hand.
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#4So this is what Bruce Spingsteen looks like shirtless at age 63.
Posted: 9/22/13 at 10:40amYou may be right, Kad. Something seemed off, but I've been Googling other shirtless Springsteen photos and the guy is in good shape.
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#5So this is what Bruce Spingsteen looks like shirtless at age 63.
Posted: 9/22/13 at 11:33am
Indeed, that picture is real. The Daily Mail has several more on their website.
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#6So this is what Bruce Spingsteen looks like shirtless at age 63.
Posted: 9/22/13 at 1:03pmThere's more than one photo at the original link, too.
#7So this is what Bruce Spingsteen looks like shirtless at age 63.
Posted: 9/22/13 at 1:19pmThat's some great skin for a guy in his 60. It reminds me that I need to hydrate if I want to approach looking like that over the next few years.
#8So this is what Bruce Spingsteen looks like shirtless at age 63.
Posted: 9/22/13 at 1:45pmHe looks damn good for his age. Though I find it annoying that the author of the article (granted it's dlisted) can't be happy just reporting on how good he looks without balancing that out with several jabs about the possibility that he colors his hair.
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#9So this is what Bruce Spingsteen looks like shirtless at age 63.
Posted: 9/22/13 at 2:09pm
I seriously don't think all those photos could be photoshopped. Lets just be amazed how time has been good to him! I am a bit jealous being almost there myself! Who the F cares if he dyes his hair or not? A triful!
Somewhere in an attic somewhere there must be one f*cking ugly painting of him.
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#10So this is what Bruce Spingsteen looks like shirtless at age 63.
Posted: 9/22/13 at 2:39pmI only saw one photo of him and I took a quick look, so I can't say definite photoshopping.
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#11So this is what Bruce Spingsteen looks like shirtless at age 63.
Posted: 9/22/13 at 4:58pmI've been going to Springsteen concerts for more than a decade now, and am not at all surprised to see he's still in great shape. The man tours almost constantly, and puts on the greatest live rock 'n roll show I've ever seen in my life. Even at this late stage in his career, he's putting 3+ hour shows all around the world. He's insane.
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#12So this is what Bruce Spingsteen looks like shirtless at age 63.
Posted: 9/22/13 at 5:24pmAlso, he constantly changes up his setlists, during a tour. You can go to a concert in one city and in the next, he will do different songs.
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#13So this is what Bruce Spingsteen looks like shirtless at age 63.
Posted: 9/22/13 at 5:30pmYeah, he looks great!
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#14So this is what Bruce Spingsteen looks like shirtless at age 63.
Posted: 9/22/13 at 5:47pmHe looks great for any age. And hair/shmair. He can color it if he wants, but personally I think he'd look just as good (and probably more so) if he let it go gray.
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#15So this is what Bruce Spingsteen looks like shirtless at age 63.
Posted: 9/22/13 at 9:27pm
Also, he constantly changes up his setlists, during a tour. You can go to a concert in one city and in the next, he will do different songs.
It was too long ago for me to have a link, but I read once that the band gets the set list from the Boss (pun intended) every night about an hour before they go on.
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I'm not surprised that he is in great shape. He became an advocate of regular workouts back in the 1980s. (And, yes, 4-hour concerts burn off quite a few calories.)
#16So this is what Bruce Spingsteen looks like shirtless at age 63.
Posted: 9/23/13 at 7:43amNot only are you exactly right, Gav, but the last few years he has been regularly taking requests from fans in the pit holding up signs for rare or cover songs for the band. At the end of the Magic Tour a few years back, they were tackling a number of covers of great songs they'd never before played, which Bruce was calling "Stump the E Street Band." They got requests for songs by the Who, the Clash, the Ramones, the Stones... those concerts are unlike anyone else's in rock.
Words don't deserve that kind of malarkey. They're innocent, neutral, precise, standing for this, describing that, meaning the other, so if you look after them you can build bridges across incomprehension and chaos. But when they get their corners knocked off, they're no good anymore…I don't think writers are sacred, but words are. They deserve respect. If you get the right ones in the right order, you can nudge the world a little.
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