Little Steven on The Sopranos, Springsteen, and his dislike of 'Satan' Trump 

Stevie Van Zandt tells Richard Purden about joining the cast of The Sopranos and how his solo work differs from what he does with Springsteen
Little Steven on The Sopranos, Springsteen, and his dislike of 'Satan' Trump 

Little Steven says his tours are 'more like Broadway shows'.

When Bruce Springsteen put the E-Street Band on hiatus five years ago it allowed his right-hand man Stevie Van Zandt, better known as Little Steven, to pick up the threads of a solo career that had been on hold for 18 years. 

In addition to his commitments with ‘The Boss’ the bandana-clad rocker, sporting a trademark paisley pattern shirt during our interview, has also enjoyed a second career as an actor, most famously in The Sopranos as Silvio Dante. More recently he appeared in Martin Scorsese’s The Irishman based on the book by Charles Brandt. 

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