The lyrics for “Thunder Road” are neatly written in pen on four pages of ruled notebook paper. The fourth page has two different outlines for the opening verse.

Handwritten Bruce Springsteen lyrics to "Thunder Road," "For You," and "Night" are headed to the auction block on October 28th.

Bruce Springsteen has confirmed the correct lyrics to his his Thunder Road after a 47 year argument among fans. The 73-year-old rock star's 1975 hit opens with the line "The screen door slams ...

Bruce Springsteen tried to settle a debate over the correct lyrics to his classic song "Thunder Road" while appearing on "The Tonight Show." ...

For close to a half-century, anyone who trusts lyric sheets and official artist websites has been certain of one thing: In Bruce Springsteen’s “Thunder Road,” Mary’s dress waves, and it does not sway.

Bruce Springsteen has been singing 'Thunder Road' for decades -- but it wasn't until recently that people finally understood one of his most popular song lyrics.

Springsteen Manager Slams the Screen Door on ‘Thunder Road’ Lyrics Confusion By Justin Curto, who covers music, TV, and celebrity for Vulture July 19, 2021 save ...

Now, “Thunder Road” is one of my personal favorite Bruce Springsteen songs. It’s a classic Bruce bit of storytelling, full of mess and fun, and it has lovely progression. You just can’t ...

More than 45 years after “Thunder Road” was released, a debate about one of its lyrics was resolved in July when Springsteen manager Jon Landau told The New Yorker that Mary's dress “sways ...

Bruce Springsteen’s manager and producer Jon Landau breaks his silence regarding a lyric in the 1975 song “Thunder Road,” from Springsteen’s Born to Run record. The opening line reads: The ...

Also a sit-down guest on the show, Springsteen went ahead and cleared up a long debate over specific lyrics in his 1975 hit “Thunder Road.” Videos by American Songwriter ...

The fierce debate over Bruce Springsteen’s “Thunder Road” lyrics, and the movement of Mary’s dress in the classic song, is officially over. The fireworks appropriately started just before ...