No, not the Springsteen number, but the old Chuck Berry song also covered by Elvis and many more.
I heard a version of it on my car radio yesterday, that I hadn't heard before.
It was by Johnnie Allen and had a Cajun sound to it. The thing is it was so evocative and emotive, I couldn't pull out of the car park until I'd listened to the whole song, I swear I had goose bumps on my goose bumps.
The song is basically about a bus, train and plane trip from Norfolk, Virginia to los Angeles, I was just amazed how powerful it was.
"Working on a T-bone steak a la cartee
Flying over to the golden state
Ah when the pilot told us in thirteen minutes
He would set us at the terminal gate"
Classic, Chippers. Johnnie Allan's my favourite version too. :o)