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The rocker known simply as The Boss, who forged a career singing about the hardscrabble life of the working man, will pair up with the Piano Man next month for a joint concert to benefit Barack Obama -- but don't expect a front-row seat if you're one of the people Bruce Springsteen sings about. Tickets for the Springsteen-Billy Joel concert in New York City start at $500 and climb to $10,000. Obama plans to attend the musical fundraiser at Hammerstein Ballroom on Oct. 16, the day after Obama's final debate with John McCain at Hofstra University, located several miles outside the city in Hempstead, N.Y. Springsteen, Joel to Hold Joint Concert
for Obama
WASHINGTON (AP) — Rock stars Bruce Springsteen and Billy Joel are teaming up for their first joint concert to benefit Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama. Obama plans to attend the concert at the Hammerstein Ballroom in New York City on Oct. 16, the day after Obama's final debate with Republican John McCain at Hofstra University, located several miles outside the city in Hempstead, N.Y Seeing the two superstars together won't come cheap. Tickets start at $500 and range up to $10,000. Obama to Attend Springsteen, Joel Benefit
Tuesday, September 30, 2008 3:14 PM
Billy Joel has released a new pop single, the anti-war "Christmas in Fallujah." Just don't expect to hear his voice on it. At 58, Joel felt he was too old to sing the song, which was inspired
by letters the Piano Man received from soldiers in Iraq. So he gave it
to Cass Dillon, a 21-year-old singer-songwriter from Long Island. Billy Joel Releases Anti-War Song
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