MUSIC great Bruce Springsteen cooks up some excitement at a Huddersfield restaurant with actor Stephen Graham — who plays his father in a new biopic.
Adolescence star Graham, a chef in 2021 drama Boiling Point, took The Boss along following sold-out concerts at the Co-op Live arena in Manchester.
Oliver Roberts, who runs Norman's, thought their visit was a "prank" at first.
He said Springsteen, 75, and Graham, 51, shared ten small plates including tomatoes with garlic ice cream.
The rocker is pictured as a kid with his dad and sister.
Deliver Me From Nowhere is due out in October.
Last year, The Sun reported that fans trying to buy £150 Bruce Springsteen tickets early were shocked at having to pay for at least two, plus a hotel room — costing up to £800.
Packages on Ticketmaster, part of Live Nation, included £796 for two front standing tickets and a double room at the four-star Novotel in Liverpool ahead of next June's gig at Anfield.
Two rear standing tickets in last Thursday's pre-sale were £754 with a room at the Hilton.
Two plus a night at the Ibis were £732. A pair and a room at the three-star Holiday Inn cost £698.
Ticketmaster was criticised over its "dynamic pricing" for Oasis shows when £135 tickets suddenly shot up to £355.
But a fan of The Boss tweeted: "This tie-in with hotel packages is taking it to another level."
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