Tuesday may no longer be new-release day for music, but music books obey a different calendar, and today brings "BORN TO RUN," the book named after that other book named after that album named after that song by that guy who wrote the book that today brings. BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN's "BORN TO RUN" reviewed by ROLLING STONE's ROB SHEFFIELD and novelist RICHARD FORD. THE GUARDIAN's MICHAEL HANN reviews the previously unreleased early tracks from the companion album, "CHAPTER AND VERSE." And in case you missed it: Springsteen on "THE LATE SHOW" last week, on his birthday. Exactly 314 Springsteen songs reviewed. Springsteen opening up to VANITY FAIR... Strange to see so many writers treating Springsteen's revelation of years of therapy for depression as "headline news." The Guardian's incredulous reviewer asks, "Who knew?" Anyone who read the definitive Springsteen biography, PETER AMES CARLIN's "BRUCE," published four years ago, would know, for starters... Are pro musicians losing their patience with APPLE?... RDIO's bankruptcy explained (spoiler: RDIO execs didn't believe new owner PANDORA was going to shut the service down until it actually happened)... MTV is bringing back "TRL" for one day, today, as "TOTAL REGISTRATION LIVE." TY DOLLA $IGN and FIFTH HARMONY's CAMILA CABELLO will be among those urging viewers to rock the vote... Major labels sue stream-ripping site YOUTUBE MP3 (whose name translates, in GERMAN, to "please sue me").