A prosecutor said the musician’s blood alcohol level was well below the legal limit. Mr. Springsteen pleaded guilty to drinking in an area where it was barred and was fined $540.
Source: New York Times
Bruce Springsteen’s Drunken-Driving Charges Are Dismissed
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