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Actor Jeremy Allen White, known for his role in "The Bear," has disclosed that he has been in communication with music icon Bruce Springsteen as he prepares to portray the legendary singer in the upcoming biopic "Deliver Me From Nowhere." The film, based on Warren Zanes’ biography, will chronicle Springsteen's life during the recording of his acclaimed 1982 album, "Nebraska." White, 33, revealed that he has been texting and emailing Springsteen in anticipation of his performance, which will include singing tracks from the album. White expressed his excitement about the project, noting that his conversations with Springsteen have intensified since he was cast. He mentioned that they had previously only communicated through intermediaries but hoped to meet the musician in person during Springsteen's recent concert in London. The actor emphasized the importance of developing his own interpretation of the role before their eventual meeting. Despite the enthusiasm surrounding the film, Springsteen has previously voiced reservations about the idea of a biopic, describing the process of casting someone to portray oneself as "really weird." His concerns highlight the complexities involved in translating a personal narrative into film. In related news, Springsteen has recently joined the ranks of music artists with a net worth exceeding one billion dollars, a milestone that underscores his significant impact on the music industry. This achievement places him alongside other billionaires in music, such as Jay-Z and Rihanna, marking a historic moment in his career.