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* AbsurdlyShortProductionTime: After his manager Jon Landau told him that the album lacked a surefire hit single, Springsteen wrote "Dancing in the Dark" [[WritingByTheSeatOfYourPants in a single night in his hotel room]] while he was on tour, then in the studio he and the band nailed the song after just six takes in a single session (it took a while to come up with a satisfactory mix of the song, though).
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Bruce had intended to give "Cover Me" to Music/DonnaSummer as a show of appreciation for Disco music. Landau had to convince him to keep the song for himself. Instead, Bruce ended up writing the song "Protection" for Summer.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Bruce had intended to give "Cover Me" to Music/DonnaSummer as a show of appreciation for Disco music. Jon Landau had to convince him to keep the song for himself. Instead, Bruce ended up writing the song "Protection" for Summer.
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* OldShame: Bruce didn't appreciate people misunderstanding "Born in the U.S.A.", and had to deny UsefulNotes/RonaldReagan its use for his 1984 re-election campaign. Despite his best efforts, it has become a staple of American Independence Day. Some fans may continue to enjoy it as a patriotic anthem in spite of Bruce's left-wing worldview, or even as a recognition that America is not perfect.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Bruce had intended to give "Cover Me" to Music/DonnaSummer as a show of appreciation for Disco music. Landau had to convince him to keep the song for himself. Instead, Bruce ended up writing the song "Protection" for Summer.
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* OldShame: Bruce didn't appreciate people misunderstanding "Born in the U.S.A.", and had to deny UsefulNotes/RonaldReagan its use for his 1984 re-election campaign. Despite his best efforts, it has become a staple of American Independence Day. Some fans may continue to enjoy it as a patriotic anthem in spite of Bruce's left-wing worldview, or even as a recognition that America is not perfect.
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* CutSong: Both "Murder Incorporated" and "Pink Cadillac" were cut from preliminary versions of the album. The former would later be released on a GreatestHits album in 1995. The latter was used as a B-side, later made famous being covered by Natalie Cole.
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* CutSong: Both "Murder Incorporated" and "Pink Cadillac" were cut from preliminary versions of the album. The former would later be released on a GreatestHits album in 1995. The latter was used as a B-side, later made famous being covered by Natalie Cole.Cole.
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