Bruce Springsteen: Announces deluxe 'Darkness' reissue

Bruce Springsteen's 1978 album Darkness at the Edge of Town 1978 is set to get a deluxe reissue an August 26 to release album.

The Promise: Since 2008 The Darkness on the Edge of Town Story - which has been rumored to be underway, included in the deluxe Promise package, are 3 CDs and 3 DVDs or Blu-Ray discs containing more than six hours of film and two hours of audio. The Promise: The Making of 'Darkness on the Edge of Town, at the Toronto Film Festival set to debut on September 14.

Bruce Springsteen new essay to antecedently unseen footages notebook to the album 80 page repeting Springsteen's original notes from the recording sessions are also included in the deluxe release.

20 Grammy Awards has won to the American singer Bruce Springsteen and sold at 120 million albums worldwide. Since 1970 his albums have mostly hit topped charts; most currently, 2009's Working on a Dream reached number one in 17 countries around the world.

At TIFF Edward Norton onstage interview with Bruce Springsteen

At TIFF Actor Edward Norton will interview rocker Bruce Springsteen onstage next month, Rolling Stone reports.

By the Toronto International Film Festival the event hasn't been confirmed, but Springsteen is expected to be in town for the Gala world premiere at Roy Thomson Hall of The Promise: The Making of Darkness on the Edge of Town, a documentary of the behind the scenes drama surrounding his landmark 1978 album. The date of the Gala hasn’t yet been announced.

At TIFF the interview would most probably be part of a separate event. A great bet is the Mavericks section, run by documentary programmer Thom Powers, in which filmmakers talk about their work.

Springsteen collaborated on The Promise with director Thom Zimny, making available previously unreleased videotapes and recordings of the album sessions.

Fight Club actor Norton, who is also a political activist, is a fan and pal of The Boss. He helped conscript him to campaign for Barack Obama during the 2007-08 presidential campaign.

“He’s a friend,” Norton told Vanity Fair last fall.

“You can be totally un-objective about Bruce. Even (Ronald) Reagan was!”

Norton attending the second night of back-to-back Springsteen concerts at New York’s Madison Square Garden last November.