Bruce Springsteen's most cinematic videos—“Born in the U.S.A.," “Glory Days,” and the quietly haunting “I'm On Fire”—are miniature epics that mythologize the struggles, victories, and defeats embedded in the American experience. Even The Boss' myriad live clips exude an everyman romanticism: “Born to Run” is a heart-racing celebration of the E Street Band's blue-collar sweat.