Bruce Springsteen Remembers Clarence Clemons At Memorial
. The Palm Beach Daily News reports Bruce Springsteen, playing solo, offered a softened, almost tender version of "Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out," the song that recalls his first meeting with Clemons in an Asbury Park bar on a snowy day. Bruce then went on to eulogize his late friend � breaking down only once, when describing that first meeting � as a man not only big in stature, but big in heart and spirit. He said Clemons was hardly the uncomplicated man many thought him to be. "Clarence was a man of unconditional love, but his love came with a lot of conditions," he said, drawing chuckles and murmurs of agreement from many in the assemblage. "He was a complex guy � an ongoing project. But when you were in his presence, it was like being in a sovereign nation." more on this story hennemusic is an official news provider for the Day in Rock.
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