Bruce Springsteen, 74, offers a glimpse of his buff physique as he enjoys another star-studded outing on his yacht in France with pals Steven Spielberg, Bono and Edge
Bruce Springsteen is enjoying his newly minted billionaire status in style.
The Boss, 74, offered a glimpse of his buff physique on Friday as he went yachting with pals Steven Spielberg, Bono and U2 guitarist The Edge in Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat, France.
He wore a short-sleeve red button-down shirt with the top buttons undone, revealing a silver necklace underneath.
Springsteen complemented the shirt with a pair of loose-fitting army green paints splattered with paint.
The Grammy Award winner went barefoot on the massive vessel, keeping the sun out of his eyes with a pair of metal shades.
He was seen hugging and catching up with Spielberg, 77, Bono, 64, and Edge, 62, as well as their friends and families.
Spielberg wore a light button-down shirt tucked into a pair of jeans with a dark leather belt.
Bono kept it cool in a black button-down shirt, untucked with a pair of matching black pants.
The U2 frontman finished the look with a straw fedora, round orange sunglasses and a pair of black sandals.
Edge matched his bandmate in an all-black look, sporting a short-sleeve button-down shirt with a matching black baseball cap and sunglasses.
Springsteen’s yacht party comes after Forbes announced in June that his net worth had reached $1.1 billion.
The Only the Strong Survive artist’s reps said they ‘could not confirm Forbes’ estimate.’
Forbes’ report came after Springsteen sold his multi-platinum music catalog to Sony Music Entertainment for an estimated $500-$550 million in 2021.
Meanwhile, Variety reported that Springsteen has also made a fortune touring, as he ‘sold more than 1.6 million concert tickets, generating $380 million in revenue’ last year.
Springsteen and his manager Jon Landau are also ‘actively involved‘ in producing a biopic about the musician, starring Jeremy Allen White.
Based on Warren Zanes’ 2023 book Deliver Me From Nowhere, the film recounts the making of Springsteen’s seminal 1982 album Nebraska.
Springsteen’s sixth studio album is considered by many to be his rawest and most personal, dealing with his depression and rise to global stardom.
Nebraska came about by chance in the bedroom of a rented New Jersey house while Springsteen and the E Street Band were making Born in the USA.
White is expected to film the movie in New Jersey in the fall after finishing season 4 of The Bear in Chicago.
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