Is Bruce Springsteen planning an autobiography? Reports out of New York indicate that the New Jersey rocker has indeed decided to turn his personal journals into a full-fledged book, more in-depth than his 1998 lyrics collection "Songs." A publishing industry source told the New York Post that Springsteen's "could be the biggest rock music autobiography of all time," netting $9-$10 million for worldwide rights. Keith Richards received a reported $8 million advance for his still-unpublished memoir, while Eric Clapton took $4 million for his 2008 autobiography. Springsteen performs on November 13th at the Palace of Auburn Hills, including the "Born to Run" album in its entirety. Tickets are still available.