 This song is really about being in Vietnam, and it's a very hard-hitting look at about being in Vietnam, which has the great lines and the immortal lines in a country that's still trying to deny the reality of that war. I had a brother at Khe Sanh. They're still there. He's all gone. That's the truth about Vietnam for the first time I've ever heard it in a rock and roll record. Now, you put this record on, and you hear pretty much what you expected to hear. What is new about this effort from Bruce Springsteen after two years in the studio? What's new?