Monday at Town Hall was the annual John Henry's Friends benefit, organized by Steve Earle and City Winery with proceeds going to NYC's Keswell School, that helps kids with autism get the education they deserve. There are always some big names on the bill, but this year was extra big with Bruce Springsteen, who played four songs near the end of the night: "Darkness at the Edge of Town" and "The Promised Land" solo, then Willie Nile came out for "Glory Days," and then Steve Earle & The Dukes joined him for "Pink Cadillac."
The show also featured sets from Nile, aka The Mayor of Greenwich Village, Rosanne Cash, The Mastersons, and pianist Matt Savage, who taught at the Keswell School and performed a jazzy cover of Alanis Morissette's "Head Over Feet."