Bruce Springsteen is one of the few rock stars who can be classified as a living legend. His nearly 50 years in the spotlight have produced countless hits, tributes, awards, a 1999 induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, and a podcast cohosted with none other than former president Barack Obama. Of course, nothing is guaranteed to please everyone, and even The Boss has his detractors. Grunge took a poll and 663 people responded to the question, “Which of these is Bruce Springsteen’s worst hit?”

“Born To Run” took 11.16% of the vote, making it the least worst hit for the purposes of this poll. “Born to Run” is one of Springsteen’s signature songs — it’s the title track off the 1975 album that, per Ultimate Classic Rock, “took Bruce Springsteen from critics’ darling to rock stardom.” Rolling Stone ranked it the 21st greatest song of all time. Springsteen said of the song, “I had enormous ambition for it. I wanted to make the greatest rock record I’d ever heard.” Apparently 11.16% of our poll’s respondents think he failed.

Just behind “Born To Run,” with 11.46% percent of responses, is “Glory Days.” The song was the fifth of seven Top 10 singles from Sprinsteen’s 1984 album “Born In The USA.” Slate called it “a comic reverie about the power of nostalgia to make us laugh instead of cry. It’s funny, touching, rousing, catchy. It’s a nearly perfect pop song.” Well, Slate, 11.46% of those who responded to our poll disagree.

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