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Springsteen feels "Lucky" with Amazon, MySpace

Jonathan Cohen
Mon Dec 1, 2008 2:38pm EST

NEW YORK (Billboard) - Bruce Springsteen has unveiled a second new song from his next album, "Working on a Dream," jointly through Amazon.com and MySpace Music.

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Fans can download "My Lucky Day" from the two services exclusively for a week, starting Monday (December 1). The sites are also hosting the live-in-the-studio video for the song, with Amazon.com featuring an extra two minutes of behind-the-scenes clips.

The title track from the new album, due January 27 from Columbia, is an iTunes exclusive for the time being.

The artist and his E Street Band will return to the live stage February 1 as part of the Super Bowl XLIII halftime show in Tampa, Florida.

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