My involvement with Bruce Springsteen's career goes back to 1978, when I became the Art Director of Thunder Road, the first magazine published about him; it continued with illustrations associated with his legendary show at the Capitol Theater in Passaic, N.J., on September 19, '78; and I have been a longtime contributor to Backstreets, the current Springsteen publication.

IMAGES THIS ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: 2005 City University of New York Graduate Center course proposal; Backstreets wraparound cover, #47, 1994; Capitol Theater '78 program book illustration, printed 8.5"x 5.5," bootlegged as a poster for years, now available as a signed, limited edition poster print reproduced from the original art—as is the Capitol marquee illustration below.

IMAGES ABOVE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Thunder Road final, double issue, #6-7, Fall 1982; Bruce Springstreen’s Unlucky 13: His Greatest Hits You've Never Heard, a two-hour radio program I wrote, edited and narrated, also the basis for a multimedia VisuaLecture; the cover to the ninety-page book of liner notes to DECALOGUE, a ten-disc (Unlucky 13 is disc one) retrospective collection of Springsteen’s still-unreleased songs that I self-produced in 2008.