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\n\tIn the music community, support and admiration for Bruce Springsteen<\/a> isn\u2019t remotely a scoop; he\u2019s long been admired by his peers and those he\u2019s inspired. But Springsteen\u2019s recent onstage comments in Manchester, England, about Donald Trump<\/a> \u2014 calling the administration \u201ccorrupt, incompetent, and treasonous\u201d \u2014\u00a0and the increasingly authoritarian state of America have drawn the president\u2019s ire. Trump even threatened<\/a> a \u201cmajor investigation\u201d into Springsteen for his endorsement of Kamala Harris. In light of Trump\u2019s attacks, a slew of musicians have publicly reaffirmed their support for the New Jersey legend. Here\u2019s a rundown of a list that will surely continue to grow.<\/p>\n \n\tSpringsteen\u2019s brand of tradition-soaked rock & roll may have seemed the antithesis of punk and its offspring grunge when Pearl Jam<\/a> launched in 1990. But any notion of an oil-and-water chemistry dissipated as early as 2004, when Eddie Vedder appeared onstage during a Springsteen and E Street Band show for a version of \u201cBetter Man.\u201d A decade later, the two teamed up for a cover of AC\/DC\u2019s \u201cHighway to Hell\u201d during a Springsteen show in Australia.<\/p>\n\n\t\tPearl Jam\t<\/h2>\n