LITITZ, LANCASTER COUNTY -
Nick Ferraro, of Lititz, dressed up as Elvis, one of his favorite singers, and got up on stage to perform with "The Boss" Monday night. Bruce Springsteen was in Philadelphia, at the Wachovia Spectrum, for a concert.
Ferraro says it was his lifelong dream to perform on stage with Bruce Springsteen, and he thought the way to do that was to play on Bruce's love for Elvis.
Ferraro recalls the moment that he was called up to the stage by Bruce, as he was started playing "All Shook Up:"
"Then he went, Alright King, come on up here. The people in the audience picked me up, helped me get on stage, he gave me the mic, and I just took off. I took off with it. It was the most unbelievable moment of my life, " said Ferraro.
Ferraro then as Elvis, did a rendition of "Blue Suede Shoes" before surrendering the microphone to "The Boss."
Ferraro says it was his lifelong dream to perform on stage with Bruce Springsteen, and he thought the way to do that was to play on Bruce's love for Elvis.
Ferraro recalls the moment that he was called up to the stage by Bruce, as he was started playing "All Shook Up:"
"Then he went, Alright King, come on up here. The people in the audience picked me up, helped me get on stage, he gave me the mic, and I just took off. I took off with it. It was the most unbelievable moment of my life, " said Ferraro.
Ferraro then as Elvis, did a rendition of "Blue Suede Shoes" before surrendering the microphone to "The Boss."
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