REVIEW | Bruce Springsteen is still The Boss in ‘Road Diary’ documentary

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But for now, we vicariously join in the jubilation, buoyed by the thought that films like “Road Diary” have succeeded in immortalizing The Boss’s genius and appeal and the smiles they have brought to many, American blue-collar and beyond.

But towards the remaining half-hour of the docu, we are suddenly and quite pleasantly surprised by Springsteen’s tribute to black soul music and the late Marvin Gaye in his and the band’s version of the Commodores’ “Nightshift” as things seem to take a more inclusive, universal turn.

The bandmates step off the stage, leaving Springsteen to sing and play his acoustic guitar to “Last Man Standing,” dedicated to George Theiss, his late friend and former bandmate in his early music career.