TAPPER: This week Bruce Springsteen iconic album "Born to Run" turned 40 years old. Since then Springsteen's influence has stretched beyond all the little pretties (ph) all the way to the campaign trail at this week's "State of the Cartoonion," brought to you by planet earth's number one accommodation site. Booking.com.</s>TAPPER (voice-over): Ah, yes, the great first notes from "Thunder Road" from the great "Born to Run" album 40 years old this week. Harmonica strengths that no doubt send number one fan boy, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie into a Pavlovian swoon. Thought it is an unrequited love. The famously liberal singer is not a fan of his governor. But no matter, Christie is assuredly cranking the tunes from that great album this weekend as he hits the back streets of Iowa and New Hampshire. Experiencing nice receptions or possibly, in these days of low poll numbers "Tenth Avenue Freeze-outs." Christie does seem fairly certain that, whoever the Republican nominee is, "She Is The One" the nominee will be facing. And look, the title song of "Born to Run" has resonance. The governor is in the day sweating it out on the streets of a runaway American dream. His dream of being commander in chief. And at night he's riding through the mansions of glory performing at fund raisers. A question for Governor Christie though is he merely "Born to Run" or is he born to win?</s>TAPPER: Thank you for spending your Sunday morning with us. "FAREED ZAKARIA GPS" starts right now.
Fortieth Anniversary of Bruce Springsteen's Album.