Paul McCartney Affectionately Mocks Bruce Springsteen During Ivor Novello Awards
Sir Paul McCartney affectionately mocked Bruce Springsteen during the Ivor Novello Awards as he presented him with a fellowship from the songwriting academy. Springsteen, who humorously accepted the jabs, was one of many honorees, including Raye, Lana Del Rey, and Skepta. The event celebrated significant contributions to the music industry, highlighting unique talent and craftsmanship.
At the Ivor Novello Awards in London, Sir Paul McCartney humorously mocked Bruce Springsteen while presenting him with the prestigious fellowship of the songwriting academy.
McCartney made jokes about Springsteen being known as the American working man despite never having worked a day in his life.
Springsteen accepted the jests warmly, particularly reflecting on his affinity for British audiences despite his initial misgivings during his first visit in 1975.
Also honored at the event were Raye, Lana Del Rey, Skepta, and Yussef Dayes among others.
Raye was awarded Songwriter of the Year, while Lana Del Rey received the Special International Award for her impact on songwriting.
Skepta, who won the Visionary Award, spoke on the importance of human talent against the rise of AI.
The awards applauded numerous artists for their significant contributions to the music industry and celebrated a wide array of musical talent.