Bruce Springsteen fans pay attention. A new exhibit celebrating the American songwriter will feature his 1960 Chevrolet Corvette, one of many favorites here at Green Chevrolet.  The classic Corvette is one of more than 150 artifacts from the musician's career.

Springsteen, a working-class guy from New Jersey who has chronicled the American dream in songs ranging from Born to Run to Glory Days, bought the vintage Corvette in 1975, after the success of Born To Run.

"Bruce Springsteen's music is all about achieving the American dream," said David Eisner, the museum's president and CEO in a video on its Web site.

The exhibit, which will run until September 3rd, was created by the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum, also includes Springsteen's Fender Esquire from the cover of Born to Run, along with family photos and his 1993 Academy Award for Best Original Song for Streets of Philadelphia.

Stop by Green Chevrolet in Peoria to talk more about the classic Corvette or about The Boss himself.

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