Bruce Springsteen admitted that he's been working on a lot of projects this year because if he didn't, he'd get a bit cranky.
Springsteen tells European journalists in a virtual press conference, "I’ve got to find something to do because if I do nothing I’m not anybody’s friend... I have to have something to on a daily basis, I’m just not good with unstructured time. That’s not how I thrive. So we were lucky. We cut [Letter to You] two or three months before Covid hit. Once Covid hit I could still work on it with two or three guys in the studio and get it finished. Same thing with the film... So luckily we had all of that to work on."
Springsteen adds, “And I’m always looking out for another project -- I have several other things going. I’m just going to try to stay busy. That’s the best medicine for me in the midst of all of this." The Letter to You album is out Friday, with the companion film debuting on Apple-Plus TV on the same day.