Stevie Van Zandt's Legacy is Cemented into Tribeca Festival History with the World Premiere of Documentary Stevie Van Zandt: Dis

Stevie Van Zandt's Legacy is Cemented into Tribeca Festival History with the World Premiere of Documentary Stevie Van Zandt: Dis

Musician, actor, and activist Stevie Van Zandt debuted his documentary Stevie Van Zandt: Disciple at the Tribeca Festival this past weekend.

He was joined by his beautiful wife Maureen, Vinny Pastore of The Sopranos , Darlene Love, and many more to celebrate its premiere.

Directed by Bill Teck, the film follows Van Zandt's many achievements in music and beyond, including his career with Bruce Springsteen's E Street Band, establishing himself into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, and using his voice to speak out about racial politics and Apartheid in South Africa.

His career has been nothing short of eclectic.

We had the chance to speak to some of Van Zandt's peers on the red carpet about their own relationships with the Rock legend, the impact he has had on both the music and entertainment industries, and even heard from Stevie himself about the emotions he was feeling towards the debut of his new film.