Bruce Springsteen remained on stage into the wee hours of the morning at a benefit concert for the Light of Day Charity in New Jersey earlier this month. The show took place in the Boss' hometown of Asbury Park, New Jersey.

Bruce first appeared for a rendition of "One Guitar" alongside singer Willie Nile but later performed over 20 tunes.

Concert promoter Tony Pallagrosi told Billboard, "I think that was the first standing ovation of the night, and that was really moving.

I was brought to tears that night . . . and the other folks that were there in the organization realized just how far we've come in 15 years."

He added, "To me, it was very important because that was where all the important people who have something to do with live music and touring were, and to be honored in front of those people, the people that we rely on to keep live music alive in general, to have them honor us was the most important honor we ever received - to be honored by your peers."