Bruce Springsteen Honors Late Mother Adele with Emotional Song Tribute

Bruce Springsteen's mother, Adele Springsteen, passed away at the age of 98. In the wake of her death, Springsteen has shared a personal tribute to his mother, reflecting on their close relationship and the inspiration she provided throughout his life. Adele Springsteen, who was a legal secretary in Freehold, New Jersey, was known for her love of dance and her supportive presence in her son's musical career. She was often seen at her son's performances, endearing her to his fans.

In honor of Springsteen's legacy, the Borough Council of Freehold has plans to include a museum dedicated to the musician as part of the Hometown Redevelopment project. The museum aims to celebrate Springsteen's connection to the borough, where he grew up and which has featured prominently in his music.

Adele Springsteen is survived by her children, including Bruce, Virginia Shave, and Pamela Springsteen. The family's loss is felt by both the local community and the wider public who have been touched by Springsteen's music, which often draws on his personal experiences and family life, as illustrated in the 1988 song "The Wish," which is a heartfelt homage to his mother.