Jeremy Allen White Shares the Bruce Springsteen Song He Relies On When Feeling Lost

Jeremy Allen White is stepping into rock-and-roll legend territory with 'Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere', and audiences can already feel the electricity building. The highly anticipated film is an intimate project that reshaped The Boss's career. With White portraying Springsteen at a pivotal artistic crossroads, the movie promises a raw, emotionally charged look at the pressures of genius, the chase for authenticity, and the lonely road of creativity.

Jeremy Allen White relied on one Bruce Springsteen song to stay grounded while filming 'Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere,' and it became his personal anchor during challenging moments on set.

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During an exclusive conversation with PEOPLE at the Gotham Awards in New York City, the two-time Emmy winner shared that the harmonica-driven track 'Mansion on the Hill' was the song he repeatedly turned to. White explained that the song helped him connect deeply with the emotional core of the film, and whenever he felt unsure or creatively off-balance, revisiting the track brought him back into the right headspace.

What is Jeremy Allen White's 'Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere' About?

The upcoming biopic follows a young Bruce Springsteen during the creation and release of his raw 1982 album 'Nebraska', with Jeremy Allen White portraying the music icon in his earlier years. 'Mansion on the Hill,' featured on that same album, also appears in the film—performed by White himself—earning him early praise for capturing the spirit and vulnerability of Springsteen's sound.

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Beyond the music, Jeremy Allen White shared that he had several rituals to help embody the 20-time Grammy winner. He regularly studied a specific seven-minute interview that he watched almost every morning, using it as a reference point for Springsteen's mindset and energy. He also focused intensely on the musician's physical nuances, including how he held his guitar, lowered his head while recording, and lifted his harmonica. These details became essential tools for White whenever he needed to reconnect with the character.

'Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere' is now playing in theatres, offering fans a deeper look into one of Springsteen’s most defining creative periods—and showcasing White’s devoted transformation into The Boss.

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