Bruce Springsteen's Teleprompter, Madonna Clones & More -- News Roundup

The Washington Post called out Bruce Springsteen for having a teleprompter onstage, and E Street guitarist Nils Lofgren sets the record straight. Find out the Boss' reason for the prompter here. [WaPo]

Madonna took a page out of Saddam Hussein's playbook and hired some lookalikes to distract snipers paparazzi. [NME]

Lana Del Rey and A$AP Rocky collaborated with the Kickdrums on a track called "Ridin'" but A$AP pulled it before it was set to premiere today. Maybe Lana was the one who stole the do rag? [Pitchfork]

John Fogerty's upcoming album, Wrote a Song for Everyone, will feature guest spots by Foo Fighters, Dawes, My Morning Jacket, Bob Seger and more. [Jambands.com]

Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeroes released a new a track, "That's What's Up," which is not a white-hippie version of the "SNL" skit "What Up With That." [Consequence of Sound]

And here's up-and-coming singer Willis Earl Beel's new video for "Monotony."



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