From PBS: Bruce Springsteen inside his own exhibitions

In a new interview with PBS News anchor Geoff Bennett, Bruce Springsteen discusses his life, legacy, and lasting impact on American music from within the exhibit galleries of the Bruce Springsteen Center for American Music.  Designed by C&G Partners on the campus of Monmouth University in New Jersey, Bruce, his famed manager Jon Landau, and Center director Bob Santelli reflect on the role music plays in telling the American story and much more. 

Curatorial by Bruce Springsteen Center for American Music.
A new part of Monmouth University.
Exhibition design by C&G Partners.
Architecture by COOKFOX Architects.
Building constructed by Torcon.
Project management by Pure Project Management, LLC.
Exhibitions built by Art Guild, Inc.
AV hardware by MODE Systems.
AV software by Michael Buday.
Education table by C&G Partners and Patrick Snee.
Documentary films by Thomas ZIMNY.
Sounds engineering by Asbury Audio.
Art installation by Atelier.
Art installation by Stan Cain and Avis Anderson.
Landscape architecture by LaGuardia Design Group.
Glass by Monmouth Glass Company.
Lighting design by ONELUXstudio.
With contributions by hundreds more companies, people, and musicians, first among them the E-Street Band.