From Bruce Springsteen's erotic anthem to a Johnny Cash lullaby, we're looking at pop's declarations of love that hold very dark, creepy secrets.

Hank Azaria has turned a lifelong love of Bruce Springsteen music ... “When you sing as Chief Wiggum, no one cares as long as you get the lyrics right and stay semi on-key,” he jokes in ...

Writing the perfect love song is a tricky affair, as lyrics which are supposed to be sweet often slip into an unhealthy devotion that verge on creepy.

From Ben Affleck's DunKings to David Beckham and his long-lost twin Dave (played by Matt Damon) and all the pop star ...

Showing off, he wrote one on the spot, on the back of an envelope on a street in NY (although, slightly less mythically, he added lyrics later ... popular artists—Bruce Springsteen, Paul Simon ...

In 1999, Moore joined his friend Bruce Springsteen ... then known as Jobing.com Arena, Springsteen left the stage to take a seat next to Moore in the audience and sing a bit of “634-5789 ...

Don Was talks about curating a lineup that included Norah Jones, Dwight Yoakam, Maren Morris, Sierra Ferrell and Wynonna Judd ...

The controversial rapper was dealing with backlash for his perceived homophobic lyrics and GLADD was ... of rockers to do his tribute justice. Bruce Springsteen and his E-Street sideman Little ...

“Let the music do the talking,” as the lyrics go. However, it is usually the voice that sings the song that is the catalyst to great bands. So let’s take a look at some of the greatest to hold a mic ...

Patti Smith's biggest single boosted her to mainstream success, but it was originally a Bruce Springsteen tune that he couldn't figure out.

In the 1980s, everyone wanted to be Bruce Springsteen. He was the epitome of cool. With his coiffed hair, leather jacket, tight working man's blue jeans, he was both the poet-rocker of the people and ...