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Jeremy Allen White has opened up about portraying Bruce Springsteen’s mental health crisis onscreen during the making of his album Nebraska.

The writing and recording of his sixth album between 1981 and 1982 forms the basis of the rock star’s new biopic Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere – the only part of his life the 76-year-old music icon was willing to give his blessing to receiving the Hollywood movie treatment.

In 2012, Springsteen revealed that he had been in therapy for 30 years after feeling suicidal while working on Nebraska, his most personal album, produced on a four-track recorder in his house without the accompaniment of the famous E Street Band.

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