Bruce Springsteen has no plans to retire, and said he will continue to tour until they carry him offstage in a hearse, during an Oct. 18 appearance on 'The Graham Norton Show.'

Bruce Springsteen has a hungry heart for the stage. The singer, who turned 75 in September, has been performing sold-out arena around the world for close to half a century. And the 20-time Grammy winner has no plans to stop anytime soon.

Bruce Springsteen has shed light on his much-debated diet that keeps him “lean and mean” at 75. The musician, whose classic albums include Born to Run, Nebraska and Born in the USA, is known for his epic live shows alongside the E Street Band, which famously last for three hours.

Bruce Springsteen revealed in a new interview that one of his most popular songs, “I’m on Fire” from 1984’s Born in the U.S.A, was also one of the songs he wrote the quickest. In a Rolling Stone interview with singer Zach Bryan,