Bruce Springsteen & Family: Glory Days!
Aug 6, 2009 by LISA
Bruce Springsteen was spotted vacationing in San Sebastian, Spain with his family - wife Patti Scialfa and their three children Jessica, 17 1/2, Sam, 15, (behind Evan's right shoulder) and Evan, 19, (purple t).
Blending in as tourists, they did some shopping and stopped to listen to the amateur street musicians.
'The Boss' and the E Street Band recently wrapped up the European leg of their 2009 tour on Sunday (July 31) at the Monte Del Gozo in Santiago Spain.
Photos: Flynet
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I love me some Bruce Springsteen. I didn't know until today that he and Patti had kids.
A Legends of the Hidden Temple purple parrots tee! Does that ever bring me back to being a kid, wow.
The youngest son, Sam, is NOT to the left of Bruce in the first picture, but behind him (pictured over Evan's right shoulder in the 1st picture). You can see Sam in the gray shirt, facing away from the camera, but standing next to Bruce in the 4th picture. Not sure who the boy in the Dodgers shirt is, but he is the same boy pictured last year on stage in Barcelona when Bruce brought up his kids and the kids of other band members, so I suspect that boy belongs to somebody in the band or perhaps is Evan's friend.
Thanks, I'll correct it ;-)
I am a huge Springsteen fan, and I although I did know he had kids, I don't think I've ever seen a picture of them. Wow. They look like him. (Thank god!!!). Nice looking boys. Gotta love Bruce!
I a major Springsteen fan. Nice to see Bruce and Patti with the kids. Great looking kids IMHO.
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