http://twitter.com/#!/JeffreyGoldberg/status/266578668170670080
No, for real. The New York Times wrote an article in which they referred to singer Bruce Springsteen and “Bruce Springstein.”
MT @jeffreygoldberg NYTimes: “….misspelled the singer’s surname…He is Bruce Springsteen, not Springstein.” nyti.ms/PGQlLT
— Yoni Appelbaum (@YAppelbaum) November 8, 2012
Worse, they did it a number of times. A screenshot from the updated The New York Times article:
Perhaps the New York Times writer was just so horrified by Springsteen’s creepy ode to Obama that he invented a new singer?
Hilarity, of course, swiftly ensued.
Oy RT @jeffreygoldberg: NYT “An earlier version of this article misspelled the singer’s surname. He is Bruce Springsteen, not Springstein.”
— Chris Moody (@Chris_Moody) November 8, 2012
amazing MT @jeffreygoldberg: NYTimes correction: An earlier version of this article misspelled the surname…. Springsteen, not Springstein.
— Alex Callahan (@AlexCallahan) November 8, 2012
@jeffreygoldberg #LesserKnownJews
— William D. Adler (@williamadler78) November 8, 2012
Man, how amazing would Bruce Springstein be? (See last RT)
— Mike F. (@frizz) November 8, 2012
Bruce Springstein performed my son’s Bris. It was epic.
— AHT (@HoagieHaus) November 8, 2012
I’m pretty sure Bruce Springstein was my dentist when I was a kid. twitpic.com/bbhai2
— Chris Heller (@c_heller) November 8, 2012
@jeffreygoldberg NYTimes: An earlier version of this article misspelled mad scientists surname. He is Dr. FrankenSHTEEN, not FrankenSTINE.
— Jonah Goldberg (@JonahNRO) November 8, 2012
@chris_moody @jeffreygoldberg Saw Springstein in the Catskills last summer. Amazing. 3hr show, 5-8pm. Buffet merely adequate.
— Don Wood (@thatdonwood) November 8, 2012
@jeffreygoldberg I’ve seen that same mistake occur alot recently. #Borntoschlep.
— Bob Harper (@GenesisPOrridge) November 8, 2012
@dylanbyers Some guy in South Williamsburg named Bruce Springstein is shaking his fist in the air as we speak.
— Will Levith (@Mediawill) November 8, 2012
@jeffreygoldberg – someone should set up an @springstein account.
— John A Gans Jr (@johngansjr) November 8, 2012
Heh. More, please.
Update: And, the hilarity continues. Now with more hashtag. Enter: #BruceSpringsteinSongs
Born in the U.S.A. (But I Have Dual Loyalties) #BruceSpringsteinSongs
— Mark Hemingway (@Heminator) November 8, 2012
#BruceSpringsteinSongs is the best thing to happen to Jewish music since someone put the Four Questions to music.
— Aaron Connelly (@ConnellyAL) November 8, 2012
#BruceSpringsteinSongs Don’t Dance in the Dark, You Could Put an Eye Out
— Nathan Wurtzel (@NathanWurtzel) November 8, 2012
#BruceSpringsteinSongs Ha’atzmaut Day
— Nathan Wurtzel (@NathanWurtzel) November 8, 2012
Oy Vey, I’m On Fire. #BruceSpringsteinSongs
— Mark Hemingway (@Heminator) November 8, 2012
Schvitzing in the Dark #BruceSpringsteinSongs cc @joshgreenman
— Adam Weinstein (@AdamWeinstein) November 8, 2012
Does this Bus Stop at *2nd Street? What??? Speak up I can’t hear you. #BruceSpringsteinSongs
— Jod(@jodmentum) November 8, 2012
#BruceSpringsteinSongs Open All Night Except on Friday
— Greg Pollowitz (@GPollowitz) November 8, 2012
#BruceSpringsteinSongs 10th Avenue Is Freezing Out So Wear Your Coat and Hat!
— Jay Caruso (@jaycaruso) November 8, 2012
Read more: http://twitchy.com/2012/11/08/glory-oys-oops-ny-times-article-on-bruce-springstein-sparks-hilarity/
Glory Oys? Oops: NY Times article on ‘Bruce Springstein’ sparks hilarity
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