Bruce Springsteen fans are standing by their Boss.

Neil Young wants Donald Trump to stop “worrying” about what Bruce Springsteen and “thousands” of other musicians think about him. The rock legend waded into the Trump and Springsteen beef on Monday when he posted the message to his website,

The issues between Donald Trump and Bruce Springsteen are long-running, as The Boss' politics were never going to align with the beliefs of the president.

President Donald Trump takes to social media to respond to Bruce Springsteen after he made comments in England. The Boss returns to the stage today.

Donald Trump’s rise from New York real estate notoriety to right-wing demigod has always danced awkwardly alongside celebrity culture. In the 1980s and ’90s, he was the ultimate tabloid mascot—hosting Miss Universe,

President Donald Trump used his down time on Air Force One to insult "obnoxious JERK" Bruce Springsteen and declare Taylor Swift "no longer HOT" in social media blasts against the music giants.

Bruce Springsteen preserved his criticisms of the Trump administration in his newest streaming tracks. Springsteen began his “Land of Hope and Dreams” tour in Manchester, England, and subsequently released recordings of his live performance.

Trump's call comes amid his feud with Springsteen as the president appeared to threaten the rock star for calling the the administration "corrupt, incompetent, and treasonous" during recent U.K. concerts.