Discusses the music of Bruce Springsteen, who has attracted fans and critics across the globe for over three decades.

Argues that a large part of Springsteen's enduring popularity is the deep sense in which his music connects to something essential to human experience.

Suggests that his music helps us to make sense of the many threads of our lives, including our experiences of sin and redemption and of faith and hope.

Examines each of Springsteen's albums as a chapter, exploring the history and context of his music and the ways in which his songs express these spiritual themes.

Written in a clear and inviting style that will appeal to both casual and dedicated Springsteen fans.