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"It's quite possible that Bruce Springsteen would have never recorded 1982's super low-fi Nebraska&amp;nbsp;without the influence of the New York punk group Suicide. \"They had that two-piece synthesizer-voice thing,\" Springsteen told Rolling Stone&amp;nbsp;in 1984. \"They had one of the most amazing songs I ever heard called 'Frankie Teardrop'. That's one of the most amazing records I think I ever heard.\" When Suicide frontman Alan Vega first heard Springsteen's \"State Trooper\" he actually thought he was listening to one of his own recordings. Bruce returned the favor by covering Suicide's haunting \"Dream Baby Dream\" most every night on his 2005 Devils &amp;amp; Dust&amp;nbsp;tour, and he finally released a studio version of the song on 2014's High Hopes. Springsteen has said that \"[Suicide] are underground masters,\" and that \"they should be in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.\""^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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