Bruce Springsteen's legendary album 'Nebraska' can be explored with more context and depth than ever before in the spectacular new re-release that is about to see the light of day. With a wealth of unreleased material, Nebraska '82: Expanded Edition will be available on October 17 on 4 CD and Blu-ray or on 4 vinyl records and Blu-ray (already available for pre-order). Both editions offer a completely new insight into this timeless classic, which today anticipates a new version of - none other than - 'Born in the U.S.A.' A trio interpretation of this hit, which was originally written in 1982, along with 'Nebraska'.

In the words of the boss, "We left the keyboards behind and essentially played as a trio. It was a kind of punk rockabilly, we were trying to bring Nebraska into the electric world." The 4 volumes of 'Nebraska '82: Expanded Edition' are: "Nebraska Outtakes," featuring rarities including home recordings and tracks from a 1982 solo studio session. "Electric Nebraska," with the legendary sessions by The E Street Band. A third volume with the intimate performance of the entire album at the Count Basie Theatre in New Jersey. And a fourth disc with the new remastering of the original album. In addition, the Box also includes the aforementioned concert at the Count Basie Theatre on Blu-ray, filmed for the occasion in black and white by his regular director, Thom Zimny.

To top it all off, the film Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere, directed by Scott Cooper and starring Jeremy Allen White as Bruce Springsteen and Jeremy Strong as his manager, will be released in Spanish cinemas on October 24. The film portrays his creative and personal journey during the creation of Nebraska, an adaptation of Warren Zanes' best-selling book "Deliver Me From Nowhere."