Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band” is a look at the making of the Boss’s blockbuster tour, which has him putting on three-hour shows around the globe at age 75.

You’ve done a lot of documentary work — covering Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Sylvester Stallone — but by far you have worked with Springsteen the most. Why do you think that you keep getting drawn back to these projects with him?

“The setlist is how you communicate your story to your audience,” says Bruce Springsteen near the start of Road Diary: Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band, the new Thom Zimny-directed documentary on the Boss’s life as touring musician that debuts on Hulu on Friday (Oct. 25).

Bruce Springsteen took to a smaller stage than he is used to in the British capital on Friday evening, discussing the concert documentary Road Diary: Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band during an event organized by Disney+, which will premiere the film with Hulu on Oct. 25.

In the campaign's final weeks, Springsteen is set to headline a series of concerts in battleground states called “When We Vote We Win” for Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris. The Boss will play campaign events Thursday,

Bruce Springsteen will add some star power to a Thursday rally in Atlanta in support of Vice President Kamala Harris—an event that will also mark the first time Harris and former President Barack Obama campaign together.

The George Stephanopoulos ABC News special “Bruce Springsteen: Backstage and Backstreets” is now streaming on Hulu and Disney+.