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Bruce Springsteen rumored to guest star on 'Glee' as a motivational speaker next season

BY Jacqueline Parisi
DAILY NEWS WRITER
Wednesday, June 15th 2011, 12:34 PM

Bruce Springsteen may appear on 'Glee' if executive producer Ian Brennan has his way.
It looks like the Boss may rule McKinley High.

Rumors have been percolating that Bruce Springsteen will appear on "Glee" when it returns next season, and now the show's executive producer, Ian Brennan, is adding fuel to the fire.

Brennan tells Eonline that he wants Springsteen to guest-star as a motivational speaker on a special Springsteen episode – although nothing is set yet.

"We have sat down and talked a little bit about where we want the show to go," says Brennan, "but we haven't written anything yet."

Springsteen's character would also be Finn's (Cory Monteith) uncle and sing "Born in the USA," "Born to Run" and "Dancing in the Dark" with Monteith and Lea Michele's Rachel, according to PopEater.

Jane Lynch, who plays meany cheerleading coach Sue Sylvester, says she has also heard Springsteen may pop up on "Glee."

"I think that would be amazing," she adds. "I'm a big fan."

If Springsteen does appear on "Glee," he will join an impressive roster that includes Britney Spears, Gwyneth Paltrow, Kristin Chenoweth and Neil Patrick Harris.

"Glee" will return for its third season in the fall.

Quelle: http://www.nydailynews.com/entertainmen ... z1PMwkYXqA

Also ehrlich - ich find Glee nicht schlecht - aber denke doch, dass es unter der Würde von Bruce ist, dort aufzutreten

Da gibt es doch noch andere niveauvollere Serien, in denen ein Gastauftritt schön wäre

ist vielleicht nen "danke" für die "tolle" interpretation von born to run...? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PSHzjv2fBws

Ich hoffe das Bruce seine Songs nie in einem Musical verwurstet werden, ich finds schrecklich.

ich stelle mir gerade das musical "nebraska" vor, arrangiert von andrew lloyd webber

Bei einem NEBRASKA-Musical möchte ich mal die Interviews der Zuschauer direkt nach der Premiere sehen.
Eigentlich dürften bei diesen Themen ohne Happy End nur verstörte, aufgelöste und weinende Zuschauer aus dem theater kommen.