Dave Marsh, Bruce Springsteen’s Voice, Has Passed | Hartford News

Dave Marsh, the legendary music critic and longtime Bruce Springsteen champion who helped shape rock journalism for decades, has died at 76 after a battle with a degenerative brain disease. Known for his incisive writing and deep love of rock n roll — especially Springsteen — Marsh began his career at Creem magazine in 1969 and co-managed Springsteen’s career alongside his wife Barbara Carr. Springsteen called him a “Rock n Roll lifer,” praising his soulful, argumentative brilliance. Marsh also co-founded The Kristen Ann Carr Fund to honor their late daughter, and Springsteen even hosted a benefit concert for it. His passing marks the loss of a towering voice whose legacy lives on through his fearless critiques and unwavering advocacy.

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