Bruce Springsteen is clearly no fan of Donald Trump's, but so far he has largely reserved his comments on the POTUS for interviews.
That changed this week, however, when Springsteen and the E Street Band started their tour of Australia.
With Trump dominating the news in Oz at the moment for allegedly 'abruptly ending' a heated phone call with Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull the other day, The Boss took it upon himself to 'send a letter home' by playing a cover of The Orlons' song from 1965, 'Don't Hang Up' in Melbourne.
He also told the crowd 'We stand before you embarrassed Americans tonight".
Watch it below:
He's on it! @springsteen starts first Melbourne show "sending a message home" covering Don't Hang Up for Trump v Turnbull pic.twitter.com/dV38VBXFaQ
— cameron adams (@cameron_adams) February 2, 2017
Via NME
