Bruce Springsteen Covers Lorde's "Royals" at New Zealand Concert



Bruce Springsteen covering Lorde's subversive smash hit, "Royals" (replete with harp blowing and lyrical changes to make it his own) is just about as awesome as you can imagine. Forget The Boss. You can call him King Bee.




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