BRUCE Springsteen was The Boss of the RDS last night as he dazzled fans with a threeand-a-half hour set of his greatest hits.
The veteran singer showed just why he is one of the world's most loved superstars as he belted out his era-defining tunes with gusto.
The 73-year-old was clearly On Fire as he performed for almost twice as long as other acts. Despite taking to the stage at just 7pm last night, Bruce still had his adoring fans Dancing In The Dark as the concert went on past 10pm.
And he displayed all of his legendary zest as he belted out hits such as Glory Days, Born In The USA and Backstreets.
The rock legend last performed on Irish soil in 2016 to the crowds at Croke Park.
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