Daniel Wolff is the author of You Send Me: The Life and Times of Sam Cooke, which won the Ralph J. Gleason Award for best music book of 1995, and he was nominated for a Grammy for his liner notes for a recent Sam Cooke box set. His journalism has appeared in Vogue, the Nation, and Doubletake, and his poetry in the Paris Review, the Partisan Review, and the Threepenny Review.
"[A] wonderfully evocative history of the New Jersey resort town
where Springsteen served his rock 'n' roll apprenticeship."
--A.O. Scott "New York Times Book Review ""
"An exhilarating, illuminating peek behind the curtain of one
delirious piece of ocean-side property."
--Jonathan Demme, filmmaker
""Fourth of July" isn't just another book about Springsteen and his
'meanings'...an ingenious idea."
"Luminous...Wolff creates popular history at its best. Springsteen
fans will love it."
"ÝA¨ wonderfully evocative history of the New Jersey resort town
where Springsteen.served his rock 'n' roll apprenticeship."
-- A.O. Scott "New York Times Book Review"
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