Jeremy Allen White's Musical Baptism: Born Without Guitar Skills
Jeremy Allen White, beloved Emmy winner turned Bruce Springsteen impersonator, dove headfirst into 'Deliver Me from Nowhere,' the 2025 biopic about Springsteenâs tragic 1982 'Nebraska' album birth. Despite never touching a guitar or singing professionally, Jeremy picked up six months of panic, training, and humility, even losing his voice tackling 'Born in the USA' at THE actual recording studio. Director Scott Cooper swore Jeremyâs got the 'swagger' Juilliard canât teach â and his Springsteen covers fooled the E Street fans and Bruce himself, who confessed Jeremy has a 'journeymanâs instrument' voice that still passed the Boss seal of approval. Expect 12 Jeremy-powered covers by December, vocal cords surviving miraculously intact!
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Jeremy Allen White went from zero guitar chops to convincing Bruce Springsteen impersonator so well even Bruce doubted his own ears. Who knew six months could turn fear into fake-rockstar swagger?
When your only professional skill is struggling to sing but suddenly youâre the voice of Springsteenâtalk about the ultimate glow-up from clueless to legendary in six months.
Imagine training nonstop for half a year just to lose your voice on the hardest song. Jeremy Allen White is here to teach us all that dedication means screaming until youâre hoarse.
Source: Businessinsider | Published: 10/24/2025 | Author: Callie Ahlgrim
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