 Some fans worried that Springsteen looked like he was not having as much fun on stage as in the past.The first set saw "Roulette", a previously unreleased number from "The River" sessions about the Three Mile Island accident, (which was paired with the previous tour's "Seeds" to lend an element of sociological anguish to the personal).The second set saw Springsteen assuming the manner of a televangelist or professional wrestler delivering "I Am a Coward", a remake of Gino Washington's little-known 1964 local Detroit hit "Gino Is a Coward", and "Part Man, Part Monkey", a never-before-heard, Springsteen-written quasi-reggae ode to the Scopes monkey trial by way of Mickey & Sylvia's "Love is Strange".