When I first started going to see Bruce, I wasn't yet a professional photographer. Yes, I was a fan (with a camera). My photo skills were hardly anything to write home about back then but I had a passion, and drive, and energy (I wish this 52 year old body still had that energy. Well...it's still there-my mind is not 52 but the body says "SLOW DOWN GIRL, you're not a kid anymore!" All the photos below were shot with a point and shoot...since the book was done there was no need to carry the big guy around! My first intention with the last 2 shows was just to shoot the fans, but then this guy walked into the frame so I started shooting him. Stay tuned-there may be a "special edition" volume of the book with 2014 photos added.

With Bruce Springsteen's tour coming to an end, my book tour has also come to an "unofficial" end. I say unofficial because there will still be some appearances here and there (SOHO Apple Store in NYC on June 16 at 7pm for a presentation about my 30 year career). The other night I went to the Independent Publisher Book Awards where my book won a National award for best book. It's been nice to see how many people have enjoyed the book, as well as industry people. I have met so many wonderful people along the way-from when I first started seeing Bruce in 1980 to all those I met at recent book events. Thank you everyone for the wonderful calls and emails. My favorite question along the way by reporters has been "how long have you been working on this book" and my response has been "32 years." Always good for a chuckle.

The photos from the book signing are courtesy of Mohegan Sun

                      my good friend and fellow photographer Jeff Ross. He has enough amazing images for a book himself                                                                                   old friend Amy Kaplan                                                                 dancing with Maureen Van Zandt-Little Steven's wife                                                                        Santa Claus in May--a song by request                                            Everett Bradley-an old, dear friend. I first photographed him in the 80's. LOVE his energy          the last song of the tour-bring sings "Dream Baby Dream." This song could easily have been my life. I had a dream, and it came true Mohegan Sun was WONDERFUL. ALL the people were exceptional..and their limo ride back to NYC was the fun way to travel. My driver, Guy, was amazing.