Springsteen's Super Bowl Slip-Up
By LORI PREUITT
Updated 11:52 AM PST, Mon, Feb 2, 2009
Bruce Springsteen brought the house down during the Super Bowl halftime show, but he also nearly brought down a cameraman.
Singing a medley of sorts for all of 12 minutes, "The Boss" took to the stage in a back-to-back silhouette with sax-player Clarence Clemons.
He seemed to share the mic with the audience as often as he used it himself.
There was a hiccup or two along the way. One involving pitch. The other happened when Springsteen did a knee slide across the stage and crashed into a camera.
If you TiVo the moment in slow motion you can see the camera operator's gloved hand try to keep Springsteen from falling forward. The Boss looked a little stunned and amused at the slip up and then ran back to center stage for his next song.
Check out the clip slow-mo and all. And oh ya, he starts his latest tour April 1 in San Jose -- no fooling.
First Published: Feb 2, 2009 7:39 AM PST
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