Bruce Springsteen opens up about dealing with fame at 'young' age

American singer and songwriter Bruce Springsteen, who is also known as “the Boss”, has made a rare comment about dealing with fame.

Springsteen opened that he experienced a huge amount of fame at 25, and so he was capable of handling it at that age.

"Well, I was 35. I had previous experience [of fame] at 25, so I was capable of handling the moment.”

The 75-year-old admitted that he enjoyed the fame 90%, but 10% of the time, he felt stressful.

“Ninety percent I enjoyed the ride, 10 percent of it was stressful, and my take on it now is that it was a cool thing to be at the height of the cultural conversation in the pop world for a while", he told The Sunday Times.

My Hometown vocalist confessed that “I just didn’t have any particular interest in staying there. That’s a fool’s game."

Bruce has revealed that the kind of work he does now is more important than money and is more about writing great music.

The legendary musician is getting a biopic made on his life journey titled Deliver Me from Nowhere with Jeremy Allen playing the titular role.