Bruce Springsteen says his kids watch The Daily Show for truth

Bruce Springsteen says that his kids are fans of Comedy Central's The Daily Show, and rely on it for an unbiased and accurate look at the media. Springsteen is one of the many people interviewed in the latest issue of Rolling Stone, the last of three special issues commemorating the magazine's 40th anniversary.

Springsteen said "Jon Stewart is the first modern interpretive media class on television. That's what he does on a nightly basis. My kids, they put The Daily Show on, and they instinctively go, 'Somebody's telling me the truth.' My son was 15 when he got plugged into it. There was a sense that finally the veil is being pulled away. It was the way I felt about (Bob Dylan's album) Highway 61 Revisited: 'My God, the veil is being pulled away, and I'm getting a view of America and the real me.' Unbelievable. It was a life stopping moment."

Also interviewed in the current issue of Rolling Stone are Al Gore, Bill Clinton, Cornel West, Bono, Chris Rock, Meryl Streep, Eddie Vedder, Bill Maher, Jane Goodall, Tom Hanks, Bill Gates, and many others.

Tomorrow night Springsteen will again perform solo at the Joe Torre "Safe At Home" Foundation's fifth annual gala at New York City's Chelsea Piers.

Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band perform on Sunday night (November 11th) in Washington, DC at the Verizon Center.